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February 14, 2004

Excellent article on the security issues of Open Source development

This is a response to another article, questioning the security of Open Source....
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January 02, 2004

Preventing comment spam in MT

Great tips on how to make comment spammers dirty work a whole lot harder. Requires very little effort....
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December 05, 2003

3-click rule wrong?

This company decided to put the long used 3-click rule of organizing web content to the test. They found it to be a myth....
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November 14, 2003

We need to make Accessibility Guidelines more... ...accessible?

It may sound weird, but I definitely think this article's author has a point....
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November 12, 2003

Multiple IE on Windows - it works!

Today I followed the instructions from Insert Title Web Design in order to install multiple IE on my PC. Success!...
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November 09, 2003

Better half-right than all wrong

This article on the design philosophy of "worse is better" is very interesting. But what the hell does this mean: "the MIT guy then muttered that sometimes it takes a tough man to make a tender chicken"?...
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November 08, 2003

Don't hack the CSS parsers

Peter-Paul Koch explains why CSS hacks are A Bad Idea....
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Great stuff on CSS gathered by Zeldman

A smörgåsbord of CSS-magic, to study and learn from....
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That orange thing must be broken...

Good point about the horrifying tech mumbo jumbo still surrounding RSS feeds, and a glimpse of a possible future solution....
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Multiple IE on the same Windows PC

This is excellent stuff, provided it works. Finally we perhaps can dedicate a Windows PC at work where all interesting versions of IE are installed for testing web sites....
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October 11, 2003

Character sets, leeches and weird IE behavior...

Joel Spolsky has written an excellent piece describing the history of why there are different character sets in the world and why he true way spells Unicode....
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October 05, 2003

Source code reading tips

Joel on Software a few years back published some interesting tips on how to easier decipher software code. Still interesting....
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Software code should be habitable

A very interesting view on code and the aspect of further developmnt and maintenance. Code should be habitable. And hospitable....
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September 07, 2003

Salon 21st: The joy of Perl

An old Salon article about Larry Wall and the origins of Perl. Bold words, about changing the culture of computing. And what car he drives....
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Perl.com: Perl, the postmodern (de)programming lnguage

Speechless. This speech makes me speechless. Larry Wall has a way of talking that really makes me want to se him live. Some day I must do that....
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July 31, 2003

perl.com: Forget about boring and repetitive code

Interesting article on how to simplify that most boring part of all web programming: getting stuff from a database and showing it in a list....
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July 24, 2003

Good to know about migrating MT to other servers

Liz Lawley is moving her blog to a new domain. In her two most recent posts she describes some problems that may occur when moving MT to a new server....
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July 09, 2003

PCStats: Introduction to home WiFi

Since I have such crappy coverage in my bed room, I prolly need to read this......
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SAML: An overview and introduction

This is an introduction to SAML, clearing away some myths and misunderstandsings about the new Security Assertion Markup Language....
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July 08, 2003

Web based database course

An interesting looking online training course on databases....
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June 23, 2003

Philip Greenspun: Redefining Professionalism for Software Engineers

In an interesting manner Philip Greenspun by examples explains what it really means to be a professional programmer....
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Eric Raymond: Open Source IS agile programming!

In this article Eric Raymond, having read "Refactoring" by Martin Fowler, sees huge similarities between the school of agile programming and what hackers have been doing in the open source community for decades....
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Parsing FOAF with PHP

This article is a guide to using PHP to parse FOAF documents. FOAF stands for Friend-of-a-Friend and is a fun application of RDF that describes people and their relationships to one another. It assumes that the reader is familiar with...
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June 22, 2003

RegExp Library:

This is just excellent. A site where regexps are stored and displayed library style. Just search, copy, paste....
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June 18, 2003

Perl Design Pattenrs

In 1995, Design Patterns was published, and during the intervening years, it has had a great influence on how many developers write software. Here is a piece on how to use design patterns while coding OO Perl....
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