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RubyCocoa and NSTables De-Mystified (2)
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Screencast showing how to create a RubyCocoa application which pulls search results from Amazon using their Web API and populates a table.Shared by J.R. (16) Thiago (8)Contribute comment -
Becoming a Sexy Programmer: Menus (1)
onThere are many ways that you can create menus for your website. The way I used to do it was by using tables and having a menu item for every menu item. This way I had come to find out is the hard way. Let’s talk about the easy way. You can download the example code along with the images here. Goal: Create a simple CSS menu. Here is a screenshot of the CSS menu ...Shared by Jonathan Buckland (20)Contribute comment
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Becoming a Sexy Programmer: Slideshows (1)
onAs a Rails programmer, I have been using Prototype and Scriptaculous for over a year and a half, solely because it comes packages with Rails and has helpers. About 3 months ago, I discovered JQuery, which is another Javascript library that combines the powers of Prototype and Scriptaculous into one. JQuery is very easy to install for your web app and has a TON of cool things you can do with it. In this article, ...Shared by maui (24)Contribute comment
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Simplify your error tracking with HopToad (1)
onI recently ran in to a blog article which referenced an online application called HopToad (http://www.hoptoa...). HopToad is an online application that plugs directly into your Rails application and collects all errors that are thrown in your app in a neat and readable UI. I have about 15 Rails applications out there right now, and HopToad is a life-saver for me. The best thing is, it’s free. Go to http://www.hoptoa... to try it out.Shared by maui (24)Contribute comment
