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Last week (5-9 March 2013) Joomla was present at CeBIT 2013, the world's largest and most international computer expo in Hannover, Germany. We shared a booth called “CMS Garden” with 12 other open source content management systems (CMS). The idea behind this shared booth was to have all of the relevant open source content management systems a...
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localStorage DOS
Even though the Web Storage specification says user agents should limit the amount of space used to store data, a new exploit uses it to store gigabytes of junk. The exploit is based around storing data per-subdomain, which gets around the limits most browsers have already implemented. Users testing it found Chrome would crash when...
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jQuery-menu-aim
jQuery-menu-aim (GitHub: kamens / jQuery-menu-aim, License: MIT) by Ben Kamens is a for making large dropdowns in a similar style to Amazon. Ben has written a post about why this is desirable: Breaking Down Amazon’s Mega Dropdown.
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Node 0.10 is about to be released – the next stable version of Node. The most major change is the new streams API, which is designed to overcome some of the limitations found in previous versions. For a summary of the issues with streams in Node 0.8 and the new API, see: A New Streaming API for Node v0.10.
At first the new streams API seems...
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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
- Part 14: Customising the UI
