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  1. @JacopoGio Does that mean, you'll be on a google street picture ?-)
  2. RT @ibec:YQLive: running YQL on Jaxer and do PURE rendering in the Aptana Cloud http://bit.ly/YQLive #yql #jaxer #pure #ssjs #cloud
  3. @Yeco thanks for the processingjs link
  4. @pixelmorgan If you try PURE, check the version 2. http://bit.ly/PnL5f
  5. If you need easy 2D vectorial graphics or charts with #javascript, have a look at the raphaeljs lib http://bit.ly/Ysi7t
  6. @JacopoGio Not fair! (message from the rainy cold Brussels South)
  7. @dChin84 As you are looking for javascript templating libraries, did you try PURE? bit.ly/TEVzZ
  8. @tdebodt For your question about running PURE on a JAVA backend you can try mozilla rhino. I heard version 2 works fine on it
  9. @msikma I'm on a Mac too, but use VirtualBox to suffer on IE
  10. @Damanique #javascript closures can help. Try something like: var obj={prop:'val'};$('a').click(function(){alert(obj.prop)});
  11. @msikma #JavaScript You can try the free Visual Web Developer Express from MSFT http://bit.ly/yqZbD
  12. @MA_New A new version of PURE is out today http://bit.ly/okUX3. Any feedback is really appreciated. Thanks for the tweet about PURE.
  13. @pixelmorgan For your #javascript templating, did you try PURE? A new version is out today http://bit.ly/okUX3
  14. @JacopoGio this may be the main (only ;) advantage of the OLPC. Under the sun, it becomes like an LCD screen
  15. @tdebodt http://www.virtualbox.org
  16. Monitor your #web page load when suffering on #IE #dev... http://bit.ly/18NRvQ ( http://bit.ly/WLnwv is needed too)
  17. Just pushed a brand new version of PURE http://bit.ly/8XKp1. This time with plugins and #functional #javascript. To my bed... now
  18. @benkepes Thanks for the live coverage!
  19. @fuxowitsch Try wrapping the #javascript code you want to protect in (function(){ ... })() using local variables as #jquery does
  20. @92kw Try this: parseInt("00030217",10)