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January 18 2010
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November 05 2009
pyjamas
pyjamas is a stand-alone python to javascript compiler, an AJAX framework / library and a Widget set API. You can write web applications in python - a readable programming language - instead of in HTML and Javascript, both of which become quickly unreadable for even medium-sized applications. Your application's design can benefit from encapsulating high level concepts into classes and modules (instead of trying to fit as much HTML as you can stand into one page); you can reuse - and import - classes and modules. Also, the AJAX library takes care of all the browser interoperability issues on your behalf, leaving you free to focus on application development instead of learning all the "usual" browser incompatibilities.October 21 2009
Dead Programmer Society: Frankie Goes To Facebook
So you want to create a small Facebook application... seems like it should be a small thing, right? But creating an entire Ruby on Rails application just for a tiny little Facebook application is, at the very least, a bit wasteful.September 16 2009
September 08 2009
July 25 2009
Lily | Visual Programming for the Mozilla Framework
Lily is a browser-based programming that lets people create programs graphically without writing code by drawing connections between data images sounds text and graphics. Lily's cross-platform free open source written in JavaScript.
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July 19 2009
July 10 2009
February 26 2009
Spike
Spike is a log file viewing & (if we’re being generous) analysis tool for Rails developers. When developing a Rails application it is not unusual to end up poring over log files to understand why particular actions are, or are not, happening. Rails typically logs quite a lot of information and, in a production environment, there can be a lot of requests to wade through.
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October 21 2008
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