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- Part 1: Build Environment
- Part 2: Google's APIs and RequireJS
- Part 3: Authenticating with OAuth2
- Part 4: Backbone.sync
- Part 5: List Views
- Part 6: Creating Lists
- Part 7: Editing Lists
- Part 8: Deleting Lists
- Part 9: Tasks
- Part 10: Oh No Not More Tasks
- Part 11: Spies, Stubs, and Mocks
- Part 12: Testing with Mocks
- Part 13: Routes
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What an exciting day it has been! It seems that last night there was a widespread update for Redhat/Centos operating systems that run the webservers of many web hosting providers. This update included a version of the libxml2 library that is used by PHP when utilizing XML. This updated version of libxml2 seems to be causing widespread problems...
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Node 0.9.11
Node 0.9.11 was released last week, which has more changes for the new streams API. The _read method no longer takes a callback, which means your current _read methods need to be updated to call push() instead. If you’re unsure about the new API, Node’s...
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It is almost time for Joomla 3.1 Beta and we wanted to give you a quick sneak-peek at the proposed new Tags feature to get you excited for it, which at this point looks like it will likely get in for Joomla 3.1 or at the latest for Joomla 3.2. Tags are a kind of meta-data that allow you to assign a keyword or keywords to a particular item. Since...
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The spring time is drawing upon us, and for student developers, this is an exciting time of year. Google has again announced that it will be running the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program. Continuing on the successes of previous years, the Joomla! Project will once again apply to participate in this program.
