webdevelopers

zomfg, amazing. want network multiplayer support... - Loren Norman

Wow, just.. wow - mikepk

Whoa! That's awesome!!! - Hasitha

I'd give my left leg to be able to write the way this man does, and he only does it for fun. - Brett Kelly from Bookmarklet

"Only 44% of small businesses stick around four years or more. One big reason so many go away: Poor risk management."......... - Oguz Serdar from Bookmarklet

super bir dokuman olmus. vaktiniz varsa inceleyiniz... :)) - Oguz Serdar

simple but attractive - hiroshimo from Bookmarklet

NEVER! ... ok, fine - Daniel Sims from Bookmarklet

I don't disagree that tables can be a complete pain in the ass to maintain/modify, but if it's that or simply deliver a product that doesn't match the agreed-upon design, I'll take the tables :) - Brett Kelly

Algorithms of the Intelligent Web is an example-driven blueprint for creating applications that collect, analyze, and act on the massive quantities of data users leave in their wake as they use the web. Readers learn to build Netflix-style recommendation engines, and how to apply the same techniques to social-networking sites. See how click-trace analysis can result in smarter ad rotations. All the examples are designed both to be reused and to illustrate a general technique- an algorithm-that applies to a broad range of scenarios. As they work through the book's many examples, readers learn about recommendation systems, search and ranking, automatic grouping of similar objects, classification of objects, forecasting models, and autonomous agents. They also become familiar with a large number of open-source libraries and SDKs, and freely available APIs from the hottest sites on the internet, such as Facebook, Google, eBay, and Yahoo. - New Tech Books

Everything you need to know to create professional web sites is right here. Learning Web Design starts from the beginning -- defining how the Web and web pages work -- and builds from there. By the end of the book, you'll have the skills to create multi-column CSS layouts with optimized graphic files, and you'll know how to get your pages up on the Web. - New Tech Books

I don't tend to think that monospace works too well for large blocks of text myself. - i80and

Ooh, it is a pretty font, Vezquex. - Rishabh Mishra (p248)

"After a bit of playing around with three different distributed version control systems, Git, Mercurial, and Bazaar, I’ve decided on Mercurial. For choices like this, especially when none have glaringly obvious problems, it can be difficult to make an objective decision. Sometimes it’s best to just go with your gut, and my gut was telling me Mercurial." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

my gut said Git because of GitHub - metageoff

Great post! Thanks - Fleagle

"What’s your favorite “programmer ignorance” pet peeve?" - Brett Kelly from Bookmarklet

This book reveals A Model for Web 2.0 - An in-depth look at how the classic Client-Server model has evolved into a more detailed Web 2.0 model. Web 2.0 Reference Architecture -- A generic component view that helps decision-makers recognize basic patterns in existing Web 2.0 applications-patterns that can be repurposed for other commercial ventures. Specific Patterns of Web 2.0 -- How Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Software as a Service pattern (SaaS), Participation-Collaboration Pattern, AJAX, Mashups, Rich User Experience (a.k.a. RIA), Collaborative Tagging Systems (Folksonomy), and more can be used in your technology business. - New Tech Books

"Less is Leaner css. Less extends css by adding: variables, mixins, operations and nested rules." - Lasse Johnsen from Bookmarklet

"Fast-forward to 2009, and a lot of users are pushing the limits of what browsers can handle with regards to how many pages they have open at once. There are significant memory and CPU costs to this new-found power — but nowhere is the problem more apparent than in the user interface. Different browsers deal with a large amount of tabs in various ways, from allowing multiple rows of tabs (Opera), to having pulldowns that list all available open tabs (Firefox, Safari). None of these approaches work that well, which is why Mozilla has been looking at alternative approaches to manage multiple pages for a while now." via http://friendfeed.com/pseudot... - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

Opera does the address bar thing. Just press F2. Also, if you want the page to open in a new tab you hit SHIFT+Enter (foreground tab) or Ctrl + SHIFT + Enter (background tab). And you can hide any toolbar you want. (the latest Opera 10 snapshot added the option to hide the menu bar) - Alejandro

Brand yourself with patience and perseverance - What do you really want to accomplish? Stay focus and review the plan every three months - Dan Gabriel

"People think about PageRank in lots of different ways. People have compared PageRank to a “random surfer” model in which PageRank is the probability that a random surfer clicking on links lands on a page. Other people think of the web as an link matrix in which the value at position (i,j) indicates the presence of links from page i to page j. In that case, PageRank corresponds to the principal eigenvector of that normalized link matrix." - Lasse Johnsen from Bookmarklet

"Lightscreen is a simple tool to automate the tedious process of saving and cataloging screenshots, it operates as a hidden background process that is invoked with one (or multiple) hotkeys and then saves a screenshot file to disk according to the user's preferences." (first linked by http://friendfeed.com/torichi... ) - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

It has hotkey setup for capture and video now - Michael W. May

"There is no single definition of advanced SEO. There are a few of attempts to describe what it might mean or consist of and what not but there is no entity or authority that could define such a broad term like advanced SEO. I can’t define advanced SEO either. What I can do though is to collect 30+ advanced SEO tactics, techniques and resources." - Oguz Serdar from Bookmarklet

"The road to Firefox.next: Making tabs better." - Michael R. Bernstein from Bookmarklet

"Recently I made the switch back to HTML 4 for DOCTYPEs and px for font-size (sound like 1999 again?), and I’ve tweeted about it occasionally. I’m documenting the switch more thoroughly here." - Lasse Johnsen from Bookmarklet

"Of Course, WordPress Codex is always the best place to learn about WordPress and its tweaks. But unfortunately, it’s too much for a simple WordPress user. This the only reason we compiled this fairly comprehensive list of the Quality WordPress Hacks to unleash the power of your favorite blogging engine." - Oguz Serdar from Bookmarklet

Malware Detected.. (Google Chrome) backing to safety :) - Ali Altan Saka

"It’s essential that your sites and web apps are constantly accessible to your users. In this article, you will find free and useful monitoring tools to help you know when your website or web application becomes unavailable." - Oguz Serdar from Bookmarklet

"For advanced users there are a lot of options. You can run your own subversion or git server, and run a client like TortoiseSVN to interface with it. When you are ready to edit the file, you “check out” with it, and when you are done you check it back in. Although this works, it is a lot of work to do outside of your edit. The free software FileHamster takes care of all of this work for you.Once you install FileHamster, it runs in the background and can monitor a particular file or folder for changes and immediately save them into its repository. This works for all file types, so whatever you are working on is covered. Also, if you only want to run it for certain file types, you can specify that as well. There are many options to set if you want to get tricky with things. For example if you wanted to keep X number of copies or only check for changes every X number of minutes." - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet