Blogmarks
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Rubyless Ruby. sh + curl + awk + tryruby.hobix.com
Rails 1.0. Congrats to David and the Rails community as a whole.
Django Screencast. Tom Dyson has put together an excellent unofficial Django screencast.
Alexa Web Search Platform. The first search API to come with a visible commercial use price tag?
Performance Tuning PostgreSQL (via) Anything Frank has to say about PostgreSQL is well worth listening to.
Django performance tips. How Django scales at the Lawrence Journal World.
Django job in Kansas. This is a case study in how to write a great job advert.
The Japanese game to end all Japanese games. Fighting girls who take pictures of each other’s panties.
Playing with Django. “For content-heavy websites, Django is likely to require very little business logic, just a solid model and a well-designed set of views.”
Announcing washingtonpost.com’s U.S. Congress Votes Database. The Post’s first public Django application.
Top 10 custom JavaScript functions of all time (via) My addLoadEvent() makes number 9 :)
Microformats at the University of Bath. Phil Wilson is quietly making the world better.
London Underground, Tube Advertising Ratecard (via) Interesting to know.
try ruby! (in your browser). An Ajax interactive Ruby prompt from Why the lucky stiff.
Pandora’s Box (Model) of CSS Hacks And Other Good Intentions. Read and learn.
PHP Developers Meeting Minutes (via) Detailed insight in to PHP 6.
Flickr: Photos tagged with beedog. More bee dogs.
Web_2.0.jpg. That’s that one sorted then. I like the inclusion of “beta”.
Simple iterator-based parsing (via) Beautifully elegant Python parsing trick
del.icio.us/help/navigation. So that’s what the input boxes in the nav are for.
Zero-Day Exploit Targets IE (via) Remote code execution. No patch yet; disable Active Scripting instead.
The blooming of information architecture at Google. A discussion of the IA concepts embedded in Google Base.
eBay’s “fewer words” search. This is a neat discoverablity enhancement to search.
Spy cameras to spot drivers’ every move (via) Say goodbye to civil liberties in the UK.
Unicodification (via) How to handle unicode in Python web applications.
W3C Web APIs Working Group (via) A welcome addition.
Stop card sharp practice. Which? found that 21 per cent of people would give their account number to a caller claiming to be their bank or credit card company.
Snakes and Rubies event. Rails and Django event in Chicago on December 3rd.