Delicious/courane01:
If you work with multiple Google acocunts to Track many different Google Analytics profiles then you already know that its a very clumbesom process. Signing in and out of various Google accounts multiple times in a day can be a real pain if you are dealing with a lot of websites of your own or of your clients. Trakken, a co (Read More)
Submitted by Jgmize
from Google Reader:
Prompted by recent brief negative pronunciations by Malthe on theZope Component Architecture (ZCA), I thought I'd talk a bit about whatI think about it. I'm not going to go into hermeneutics here of whatMalthe might mean -- others attempts at exegesis exist in the commentsto that blog entry already. Instead, I'll just talk (Read More)
Submitted by Jgmize
from Google Reader:
My friend committed suicide. He was a brilliant programmer, and he had everything going for him. He was very successful.I'm crushed because I know I could have helped if only he had given me a chance. He never did.We in the programming world aren't always the most emotionally balanced. I know of three others who took th (Read More)
InformedTrades:
How to use Divergence with Stochastics Quote: Originally Posted by Blaiserboy (Post 528164) Describe what you feel to be the correct way......... Divergence is a warning that a turn is near. Quote: Originally Posted by George Lane In working with %D it is (Read More)
Submitted by Jgmize
from Google Reader:
George Siemens writes that:“Without going through a painful attempt to deconstruct learning and its systemic origins, I think it’s safe to state the following as the key elements of a weltanschauung that define formal education:1. We know what students need to know in advance of their arrival (the learning needed can be def (Read More)
Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen:
I was at Øredev 2009 in Malmö, Sweden this week. Øredev is fast becoming one of the premier conferences in Europe focused on the software development process. It's a consciously technology agnostic conference so there was not only a .NET tracks and a Java track, but also tracks like Agile Ways, User Experience and Cloud Co (Read More)
Moderated AppSec Feed - OWASP Foundation's shared items in Google Reader:
Thanks to the recent recurrence of a vulnerability I wrote about a few years ago and a gentle prod from Simon, I decided it would be good to write about the dangers of cross-domain Ajax with Flash again.If you read about this story on TechCrunch, note that the "write up explaining all the details" is about an unrelated vuln (Read More)
OStatic blogs:
JavaScript programmers, rejoice! It's been a good week for open source from big companies. Earlier this week Yahoo! released its Traffic Server it acquired from Inktomi, and now Google has unleashed Closure Tools. These are part of the toolset that Google uses to create JavaScript-heavy applications like Google Docs, Gmail, (Read More)
Hack a Day:
One day computers will exist in every part of our lives. You’ll be standing in the shower, lathering up when Chantal, your holographic computer controlled AI partner, informs you in a cool voice you have a new email. How splendid, it must be the office letting you know there is no work today! “Anything else?” You ask; “Neg (Read More)
Submitted by Loucypher
from Google Reader:
From left to right, Mozilla’s director of mobile Stuart Parmenter, director of Firefox development Mike Beltzner, manager of Firefox’s frontend features team Johnathan Nightingale and team lead of graphics Vladimir Vukićević. The foursome sits below a quilt made by Mozilla Foundation chairwoman Mitchell Baker. Photo: Michae (Read More)
Submitted by Loucypher
from Google Reader:
Jetpack is a Mozilla Labs project which makes it possible for anyone who knows standard web skills (HTML, Javascript, CSS) to make Firefox add-ons.We are happy to announce that we have a winner for the Jetpack 0.5 contest. Given the fantastic group of entrants, with Jetpacks that did everything from Twitter readers to a one (Read More)
Submitted by Loucypher
from Google Reader:
We are happy to announce the release of Jetpack 0.6. Jetpack is a Mozilla Labs project which makes it possible for anyone who knows standard web skills (HTML, Javascript, CSS) to make Firefox add-ons.Jetpack 0.6 adds two major APIs to the arsenal: a secure preferences system and the ability to add and modify menus. With th (Read More)
Yahoo! User Interface Blog:
Chad Auld (@chadauld) is a Yahoo! engineer best known for his work on MiaCMS and Sideline. Chad recently drove the open-source release of YUI’s PHP Loader (taking over from original developer Adam Moore [@admo]), and he came to YUICONF 2009 last week to talk about the project and provide an introduction to its core feature (Read More)
Yahoo! User Interface Blog:
Satyen Desai (@dezziness) leads development of the YUI 3 widget infrastructure, a system that is currently in beta and due for its first production-quality release in Q1 2010. At YUICONF 2009, Satyen provided a deep-dive on this emerging foundation in his session, “A Widget Walkthrough.” If you’re considering the developme (Read More)