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My name is Aaron Johnson and I created this blog both for me (mostly) and sometimes you. I've been saving mydeliciouspinboard.in links here and blogging since 2002. During the week (and at night and some weekends and well.. most of the time), I work in engineering at Jive Software. When I'm not working, I'm hanging out with my amazing wife, ourdinosaurStar Wars loving son and four chickens in the burbs outside of Portland, Oregon.See Also
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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Links: 12-25-2006
IT Conversations: Ryan Freitas Great rant on what collaboration is and isn’t and on what some of the cool tools are. (categories: collaboration podcast email wikis IM sharing ) Blog by Kveton > The PDX Mojo: Open Source Finding its … Continue reading
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Links: 12-21-2006
Raible Designs | [TSE] Building Modern Web Applications with Mike Stenhouse Lots of good CSS and JavaScript stuff… (categories: css javascript design development standards toread )
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Links: 12-19-2006
Jive jumps into Web collaboration | CNET News.com The cat is jumping out of the bag. (categories: clearspace jive awesomeness )
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Links: 12-16-2006
InfoQ: How to Design a Good API & Why it Matters Video of Josh Bloch at Javapolis. (categories: api java presentations reference software videos design )
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Links: 12-11-2006
Craythur.com None of the apps are useful and it’s slow, but still… wow. (categories: javascript os prototype scriptaculous desktop )
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Script.aculous, Autocompleter, Element.collectTextNodes and Element.cleanWhitespace
A couple days ago I was fighting with the Script.aculous autocompleter. I was using code that was almost exactly like the customized autocompletion demo, where the content returned from the AJAX call was a bulleted list of items with each … Continue reading
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Links: 12-7-2006
The Loss of James Kim | MetaFilter Google ad at the bottom of the page: Unconditional Love (categories: family ) Into the Wild (2007) Fascinating book, becoming a movie in 2007. (categories: tosee adventure wilderness mccandless )
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Ajax.Autocompleter is not a constructor
Using script.aculous to create some cool effects on your website? Ever get this error message? Ajax.Autocompleter is not a constructor All of the results I found on Google suggested that the solution to the problem was to make sure that … Continue reading
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Links: 12-4-2006
CopyAllUrls Mozilla-Firefox Extension ? Plasser.net CopyAllUrls is a Firefox extension that copies and pastes all urls of open tabs inclusive history in structured and well defined form to and from the clipboard. (categories: firefox extensions )
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RSS/Atom feeds, Last Modified and Etags
Sometime last week I read this piece by Sam Ruby, which summarized says this: …don’t send Etag and Last-Modified headers unless you really mean it. But if you can support it, please do. It will save you some bandwidth and … Continue reading