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Codes Rust. Many Cryptography & Databases. Likes History. Lifts heavy things, puts them down again. Plays the drums. Occasionally makes music. Random Items of Interest polyglot programmer many buzzwords enthusiastic drummer occasional powerlifter older than he seems frequently hilarious (citation needed)
Lazy.js - v0.5.1
Like Underscore, but lazier Tweet +1 Lazy.js is a functional utility library for JavaScript, similar to Underscore and Lodash, but with a lazy engine under the hood that strives to do as little work as possible while being as flexible as possible. It has no external dependencies, so you can get started right away with:
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CASA Lib: An Open Source Code Library for ActionScript 2.0 & 3.0
CASA Lib was a flexible ActionScript 2.0 & 3.0 library designed to streamline common chores and act as a solid, reliable foundation for your projects. It provided a core set of classes, interfaces, and utilities to get you coding faster and more reliably without getting in the way. Standardizes the loading of external files with an easy-to-use and consistent API. Complete and meticulous documentat
Mac Application Launchers
Most Mac users feel that Application launcher is the most essential Application for them to install. Application launcher can save our valuable Dock spaces and assist us in boosting our productivity. There are several application launchers available on the net. They have their own uniqueness, advantages and disadvantages. I am sure you will stick to one Application launcher, just like other power
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20+ Useful Adobe AIR Applications You Should Know
Adobe AIR was first introduced on 19 March 2007 with the name of Apollo and designed as a cross-operating system runtime that enables web developers to use their existing web development skills, code and tools to build and deploy rich web applications and content to the desktop. Here’s a collection of some Adobe AIR Application you should know. 30 Chrome Extensions for Better Productivity There ar
FancyZoom meet jQuery // Ordered List // We Make The Web Beautifully Simple
A few days ago John posted a rewritten version of Cabel Sasser’s FancyZoom to work with Prototype and Scriptaculous. I took it upon myself to port it to jQuery, while making a few usability improvements. FIrst off, you can visit the demo to see the effect in action. It’s nearly identical in behavior to John’s original in Prototype. But the fancyZoom effect is added in a much more jQuery-like way.
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