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Google lays down the gauntlet with ChromeOS
Posted on November 20th, 2009 No commentsWe all knew it was coming. There were rumors and flat out denials from Google so of course it had to be true. It was the logical path for them and anyone who paid attention to the types of software they’ve been releasing could clearly see the writing on the wall. Every time Google made an announcement or released something new, the was the immediate response… why? Every app, framework, website, tool, they have ever released is a piece of a puzzle that when assembled shows you Google’s over-arching strategy. You just have to step back a little bit to see
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ChromeOS, Operating Systems, Search, Tech, Web Browsers apple, chrome, google, microsoft, Operating Systems, webRelated Topics
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Implement a Rest API with the Zend Framework
Posted on May 6th, 2009 20 commentsEdit: Recent developments in the 1.9 version of the Zend Framework has caused much of this information to become obsolete. Please consider Zend_Rest_Server deprecated and use Zend_Rest_Controller instead. I will write an updated article once I have experimented with it. Thanks to the other developers who brought this to my attention.
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Applications, Development, PHP, Silk CMS, Site-Related, Uncategorized, Web Browsers, Zend Framework php, rest, web service, Zend FrameworkRelated Topics
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End of Life for Internet Explorer 6. Please.
Posted on April 13th, 2009 2 commentsSo Microsoft has decided to begin the push of IE8 to all the unsuspecting windows users through their automatic update service and once again has done us a marginal favor out of their own necessity for relevance. With IE6 now two generations antiquated, many of the developers in the community are finding fewer reasons to [...]
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The Demise of Firefox
Posted on March 20th, 2009 4 commentsI stumbled across this article today which in words manifested a gut feeling all of us web developers have been feeling for the last year. The sensational title: ‘Firefox may already be dead’, rings true if the systematic revolt against Internet Explorer is any lesson. To understand why Firefox may be on the death march, [...]
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