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Den by default » Using the Google Weather API - pros and cons so far - 0 views

  • For my latest project, WeatherBar, I had to pick a weather API. Basically, I needed to get the weather conditions for a specific location, as well as a short forecast. The choices I had were Yahoo Weather API, WeatherBug API and Google Weather API (yes,there is no mistake here – it is a direct API call, since Google doesn’t have an official page for this API). Probably there are more services offering a public weather API out there, but these caught my attention.
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Google debuts Dart, a JavaScript alternative | Deep Tech - CNET News - 0 views

  • Google today launched an "early preview" of Dart, a programming language the company hopes will help Web application programmers overcome shortcomings of JavaScript that Google itself feels acutely.
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URL Canonicalization Technique - 0 views

  • anonicalization Technique
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    With the help of SEO is done for all the search engines that exist today, one major search engine Google that handles most of the traffic on the Internet. Whenever we talk about SEO, people assume that we are talking about optimizing the website for Google
Andrey Karpov

C++ on the Web: Run your big 3D game in the browser - 0 views

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    Presentation about porting large C/C++ code bases to the browser (emscripten, flascc, Google Native Client)
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Vale Java? Scala Vala palava - O'Reilly Broadcast - 0 views

  • Dave Megginson (who drove the development of the SAX API that will be familiar to many XML developers who use Java) recently wrote Java is dead. Java stood out as a programming language (though not as a platform) in that Sun had refused to standardize it through an independent and reputable standards organization (a lot of the hard work had been done in one attempt to put it through ECMA and one to put it through ISO, both times Sun pulled out and eventually made their highly unsatisfactory JCP Java Community Process system.) Without the ability to alter Java significantly in ways that might go against their druthers, Java suffered two major forks (Microsoft's J++ then its C#, and IBM's SWT) where significant players disagreed with a major component (the graphics library). Java succeeded in middleware, and but failed to take advantage of the rise of browsers on the deskop: their HTML parser was great for the middle 1990s but was deliberately neglected to the point of being unusable: it is hard not to see this as a deliberate attempt by Sun to leave the browser market to its friends and enemies. I really liked Java, and bet my company on it (in a sense): I would not do that today.
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Erik Engbrecht's Blog: Concurrency Benchmarking, Actors, and sbt tricks - 0 views

  • In order to test and run benchmarks on the work I'm doing around creating a managed variant of the JSR-166y ForkJoinPool along with supporting infrastructure for use with Scala Actors, I'm creating a test harness that captures a host of environmental factors about how it was run, and writing sbt actions to make it easy to run the benchmarks and automatically permute the variables.
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Ajaxian » jsFiddle: a Web playground - 0 views

  • Piotr Zalewa has created a really great playground, jsFiddle, for testing sample code and playing with the Web. With an area for the holy trinity of the Web (HTML, CSS, JS) and an output region, you can get right to hacking. It goes beyond this though. You can also add resources, an Ajax echo backend, and auto load from a slew of JavaScript frameworks. You can also check out the examples and see great stuff such as Processing in action. And the finishing touch, share and embed. Piotr wrote all of this using CodeMirror and MooTools. Nice! Having worked on Bespin, and developed a playground like this (looking forward to show a new mobile one soon!) I appreciate the work!
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C# Snippet Tutorial - Determining if Aero is Enabled | Switch on the Code - 0 views

  • Recently I was working on a project and the UI required minor tweaks depending on whether or not Aero was enabled. Fortunately, I came across an MSDN forum topic with the solution, so I thought I'd share.
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    This came handy today....
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