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Deer Crossing?

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ressf

What is ressf ressf is a RESS (Responsive Design + Server Side) framework designed to allow content templating according to the user’s device. This allows for content to be adjusted as necessary based on the device accessing the page, without having to have a separate body of content to maintain. ressf is still very much [...]

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History of Programming Languages

Infographic by Veracode Application Security

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Weekly PHP Test

What is the output of the following code in PHP 5.3+? (Answer below poll, special thanks @ircmaxell for sharing) Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey , the world’s leading questionnaire tool. Answer: “UNKNOWN” The key here is that this file is namespaced, meaning that we are operating by default in the \Foo namespace, not [...]

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Courageous Parenting

So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her. – John 6:8 Pulling another night shift last night, I woke up around 8 this morning in complete “zombie” mode. I decided it would be the [...]

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MongoDB Query Cheat Sheet

A quick cheat sheet of common MongoDB commands and queries.

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Vooza and Radimparency

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Kecia Winter’s Awesome Performance

In case you missed Kecia’s amazing rendition of “Imagine” last night at CaringBridge’s “That’s a lot of Love” celebration, here it is, although I have to tell you, she sounds a lot better in person!

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Smart Phones are not Desktop Computers

As the mobile revolution continues I have found more and more developers equating smart phones and mobile devices with desktop computers and laptops. Since the sprout of smart phones and tablets personal computer usage has declined significantly, with users relying more and more on their mobile device. Because of this there is a tremendous overlap [...]

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User First… Not Mobile First

Right now “Responsive Design” seems to be the big buzz word in the design industry. Designers, much like us developers, are lazy. We want code reusability, the option to do things ONE TIME, and not have to make the same update several times for each little change. Enter “Responsive Design,” or a one-size-fits-all solution for [...]

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