Compiled VC Questions About Startup Idea
feketegy 
via blog.primalskill.com
I recently had a VC interview for one of my projects I’m working on. These were the questions they asked me, I orgnized them into different sections.... more »
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Normalized CSS & HTML framework to develop iPhone webdev applications.
bloid via code.google.com
This is my personal project, dedicated to anyone who wants to develop web applications for the iPhone. It all began when Apple launched a few examples... more »
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Detailed Release Notes for the F# September 2008 CTP release
bloid via blogs.msdn.com
These are the detailed release notes for the F# September 2008 CTP release. The release announcement is here. We will be publishing a known issues... more »
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YUI-based alert box - replace your ugly javascript alert box
gezzle via htmlblog.net
This tutorial will explain how you can override the default alert box of your browser, without modifying your existing code and by adding 2 lines of... more »
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MSDN Low Bandwidth Bookmarklet
bloid via weblogs.asp.net
There’s a semi-hidden feature in the MSDN Library website: Low Bandwidth view. We’ll talk about how to use it, why I like it, and some tips for... more »
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Indepth generator usage in python (part2)
In this second part we look at the more advanced features available from generators such as .send() and .throw() and also make a small performance... more »
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PHP Code Optimization Tips #10
feketegy via blog.primalskill.com
It’s time to test string concatenations, I’ve seen so many tests and so many myths that I had to try it for myself.
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Programming with Yum in 5 minutes, or so
Tutorial on how to use Yum in a Python script by "giving you an overview of how you can use the yum API to perform queries or tasks that would... more »
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Deploy, test and pack your code - Part 1 Using NAnt
bloid via weblogs.asp.net
In this part, I show a way to build and deploy your project using NAnt. As, you already might know that NAnt is a tiny deployment tool that enables... more »
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When programmers can write no more
bloid via news.zdnet.com
It happened to Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Tennessee Williams. All wrestled with monumental cases of writer's block. Now you can add Jon... more »
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Where did the Computer Go? Computing in the Cloud
"The network is the computer," Sun's chief researcher John Gage prophesied in 1984. In the blooming space of cloud computing, we see an industry... more »
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Does you application have a blog?
bloid via ayende.com
I was having dinner with Dru Sellers and Evan Hoff and Dru brought something up that really sparked my imagination. To put it in more concrete words,... more »
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Polyglot Programming: Building Solutions by Composing Languages
Polyglot programming refers to leveraging existing platforms by solving problems via solutions that compose special purpose languages.This concept... more »
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Groovy & Dynamic Typing vs. Weak Typing
Stupid test huh? No way it would pass.. Think again. Try it yourself. Then go lookup the ASCII value of 1.
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Obsessing over URLs
One of the most important components of a website is URL design. I have obsessed over URLs since the beginning of time, and REST caused me to focus on... more »
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Griffon and Greet: Starting to get Groovy
bloid via shemnon.com
Things on Griffon and Greet have been chugging along. Just a soon as Groovy 1.6 Beta 2 ships I'll likely be ready for a 0.0 release, and such.... more »
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Tutorials on Flash Player 10 Roundup part 1
Tutorials on Flash Player 10
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Could governments effectively subsidize open-source development?
bloid via news.cnet.com
At the Utah Open Source Conference yesterday I presented a dilemma. Briefly, the idea is that as open-source buyers grow comfortable with open source... more »
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Singularity, a C# operating system
Singularity is a research OS from the Microsoft people, it's not the only OS being written in C# these days, as Cosmos and SharpOS continue making... more »
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Improving Performance By Using ASP.NET Caching - Output Cache
The post describe how to use the output cache mechanism of the ASP.NET.
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Workflow and switching to Git, part 2: The tools
In the first part of this blog, I discussed a bit the change process and the development process we’re aiming for.It’s interesting to realise that... more »
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XNA shader series 5: multipass lighting
The number and types of lighting effects that can be applied to a given piece of geometry are limited only by the need to maintain an interactive... more »
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Google Objective-C Style Guide
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Apple has already written a very good, and widely accepted, coding guide for Objective-C. Google has also written a similar guide for C . This... more »
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Data Binding with FXG in Flex 4
One of the cool things about FXG is that it works with Flex data-binding just as your would expect it to.Below is a simple example (which requires... more »
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XNA shadow series 1: basic shadow mapping
This sample shows you how to implement basic shadow mapping from a directional light where the view and projection of the shadow map adapt to the... more »
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