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<title>Link Stew</title>
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<description>Links of Interest to Programmers</description>
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<title>I finally get PSGI and Plack!</title>
<link>http://tinyurl.com/y8hn57n</link>
<description>or the past few months I've been meaning to get around to
understanding PSGI and Plack; for various reasons, I guess.
First, because it's always good to keep abreast of what's going
on in the programming world; second, because they're by
Miyagawa, and really, anything by Miyagawa is worth looking
into; third, because I've been writing a bunch of different web
applications recently and wanted to know what the state of the
art was.</description>
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<title>The "NoSQL" Discussion has Nothing to Do With SQL</title>
<link>http://tinyurl.com/y8bxrqb</link>
<description>The flexibility argument goes something like the following. My
data does not conform to a rigid relational schema. Hence, I
cant be bound by the structure of a RDBMS and need something
more flexible. This blog posting considers the performance
argument; a subsequent posting will address the flexibility
argument.</description>
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<title>12 Tips to make you more productive using Eclipse</title>
<link>http://tinyurl.com/ybpv2fv</link>
<description>Integrated development environments make developing application
fair easier. They highlight syntax, let you know if you have a
compilation error, and allow you to step through your code among
so many other things. Like all IDEs Eclipse has a bunch of
little shortcuts and tools that can make your life a lot easier,
I've compiled a list of several that I use on a daily basis.</description>
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<title>Web Standards Compliance Or The Lack Thereof</title>
<link>http://tinyurl.com/ykjjrug</link>
<description>Earlier this week, while validating a website being launched for
one of my clients with the W3C Validator Service, I decided to
run a few other well known websites through the validator as
well. All I really wanted to see was what doctypes were being
used by some of the largest websites on the web. What I found
was rather astonishing, if not disappointing and utterly
upsetting.</description>
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