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Floepvenster
Een mooi vertaling: floepvenster – voor een popup venster van een browser. Nu 4 hits op Google, dat kan vast omhoog.
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Stack Overflow
Forgot to mention this, but recently the new programmers community Stack Overflow came out of beta and now is available to everyone. This
collaboratively edited question and answer site for programmers
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Creating upgradable bookmarklets
I haven’t seen this technique before, but the implementation of Reading Blinds bookmarklet, a tool to focus your eyes on reading a page, really eases maintenance of a published bookmarklet.
Instead of embedding the JavaScript code in the link, this bookmarklet uses the DOM to add a script link the <head> of the page. This gives the developer an easy way to release improved version, just update the file and all users will automatically use the new version.
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Oracle producten beschikbaar op Amazon EC2
Amazon heeft aangekondigd dat de Oracle producten Database 11g, Fusion Middleware en Enterprise Manager binnen Amazon’s EC2 infrastructuur beschikbaar is. Meer informatie van Oracle in het Oracle Cloud Computing Center.
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HiRISE foto’s van Mars
Duizenden foto’s van Mars gemaakt met HiRISE.
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PrintWhatYouLike
Met PrintWhatYouLike kun je een pagina afdrukken met alleen de informatie bevat die je wilt hebben. Wis advertenties, plaatjes en hele stukken tekst. En een bookmarklet maakt de dienst snel aan te roepen.
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Microsoft renames IE-specific CSS properties
With the intent to reach full CSS 2.1 compliance with Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft has announced their decision to place all CSS properties that fulfill one of the following conditions behind the ‘-ms-’ prefix:
- If the property is a Microsoft extension (not defined in a CSS specification/module).
- If the property is part of a CSS specification or module that hasn’t received Candidate Recommendation status from the W3C.
- If the property is a partial implementation of a property that is defined in a CSS specification or module.
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Creating photo mosaics with Yahoo! BOSS image search
Article that describes how to use Yahoo!’s BOSS (Build your Own Search Service) to search for images and Ruby to create a photo mosaic building program that stitches together a mosaic from any number of photos.
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Beyond Functional Requirements On Agile Projects
Article describing strategies for addressing nonfunctional requirements in an agile development environment. Nonfunctional requirements (NFRs), also known as “technical requirements” or “quality of service” (QoS) requirements, focus on aspects that typically cross-cut functional requirements. Common NFRs include accuracy, availability, concurrency, consumability (a superset of usability), environmental/green concerns, internationalization, operations issues, performance, regulatory concerns, reliability, security, serviceability, support, and timeliness.
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