Top 16 Programming Diggs for Previous 30 Days
Here are what I judge to be the Top 16
Programming Diggs for the previous 30 days, from digg.com.
These cover lots are topics, inclu ding Ajax, CSS, Javascript,
HTML and browsers, programming theorems, Java and Linux, tableless
forms, technical ebooks, computer science books, web design, Ferret
with Ruby on Rails, error messages, and C programming. Here they are:
Tutorial:
AJAX Made Easy
A
very simple tutorial explaining how to
add AJAX functionality to
your website with 3 easy steps. Helpful no matter what your technical
expertise may be... from beginner to advanced. Take existing features
on your site and modernize with this framework. Definitely time
invested in this quality article. 44
comments
The
(only) Ten Things to Know About CSS
a
one-page tutorial that demystifies the
cryptic and cranky rules of CSS. 90
comments
CSS+Javascript
power. Fancy menu
When it comes to creating the navigation
part of your Website, the
first thing you might think of is an unordered list that you style as
tabs. Tired of them? Want something new to impress your friends, while
keeping it accessible and unbelievably lightweight? Try this
script. 63
comments
74
CSS Galleries ranked ...
Who
knew there were so many ... what a
waste ... just check cssmania.com !! 25
comments
Why
HTML renders differently in different browsers
A
very thorough article about why browsers
render HTML differently. 69
comments
3d
graphics in JavaScript
See a live demonstration of a 3d rendering system written
entirely in JavaScript! 65
comments
Programming
Theorems
"A
list of rules I've come up with lately,
based on my experience in programming." 41
comments
Desktop
Java and Desktop Linux: A Match Made in Heaven?
Although
the .NET vs. Java war is basically
over for control of the
Windows desktop, where .NET is sure to become the managed language of
choice for new Windows desktop applications, there is a new battle
brewing. That battle is for the Linux desktop. 79
comments
New
startup Scribd "YouTube for documents" - Tons of free ebooks already
These
guys have a new embedded flash PDF
player. If you upload your
docs, they'll show you detailed stats on who's reading them, and a map
showing where the viewers are from. There are a ton of free programming
ebooks on the site, and since anyone can upload them, there are going
to be a lot more. 68
comments
Tableless
forms
Learn
by example how to create a tableless
css form. 94
comments
Classic
Texts in Computer Science
A
great list of classic computer science
texts. Featuring such geeky
titles as 'Let's Build a Compiler' and 'A Universal Algorithm for
Sequential Data Compression'. 27
comments
Community
Driven Open Source Web Design
The Open Design Community (TODC) is a group of Open Source
Website
Designers providing free web design templates helping to make the
global internet a prettier place. 41
comments
Acts
As Ferret
Tutorial with Ruby on Rails - RailsEnvy.com
A detailed tutorial which shows how to use
Ferret, the full-text search engine, inside your Ruby on Rails
Applications. 19
comments
Are
you a Programmer or a Coder?
Are
programmers or should we called them
coders, the most neglected
link in the Software Development Chain?Coders are like smart assembly
line workers as opposed to programmers who are plant engineers.
Programmers are the brains, the glorious visionaries who create
things. 140
comments
The
importance of checking your error messages
"Since
my first web site in 1995, error
messages have always been a
frustration for me. Working with hundreds of developers over the years,
the error messages can really put egg on your face when you go live.
Many times there are swear words in them, they are not properly
formatted, the non-english speaking coders show through." 37
comments
C
Is The New Assembly
Short
blog post arguing C
maybe 'The new
assembly'. I must say I
agree. Interesting read, with some links for further reading. 83
comments
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