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Tech’s Biggest Win, Flop and Surprise of 2010
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29 Dec 2010The Social Analyst is a column by Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr, where he digs into social media trends and how they are affecting companies in the space. In 2010, we got the iPad, the Nexus One and Nexus S, the Facebook Open Graph, Gmail Priority Inbox, the fall of Digg, the iPhone 4 (and Gizmodo [...]
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The Internet continues to evolve in leaps and bounds, and countless innovations have been witnessed since it was initially made open to the public. With an astounding number of men and women who have access to the Internet and the many business prospects that come with it, it is not surprising that those who desire [...]
What’s new in JavaScript 1.8.5
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8 Dec 2010It’s a great time for JavaScript. Not only is it becoming a much more respected language, but it’s also growing in leaps and bounds – both in popularity and features. As more browsers begin to implement the features of the ECMAScript 5th edition standard, JavaScript becomes an even more powerful platform for you to develop [...]
5 Free Copies of Test-Driven JavaScript Development
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17 Nov 2010In addition to donating an excerpt of his excellent new book to Nettuts+, Christian and Pearson books have also been generous enough to provide us with five digital copies of the book to give away. How to Win a Copy Despite the fact that the JavaScript language has grown in leaps and bounds over the [...]
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