JMeter is useful and convenient for functional testing. This week, you’ll learn how to create a Test Plan and incorporate and/or configure JMeter elements to support functional testing. By Emily H. Halili. 0707
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This book is written for someone who has a good grasp of HTML and CSS, and is looking to extend their capabilities. There are plenty of stimulating tutorials, but most importantly, you’ll learn how to create dynamic, eye-popping Web sites. By Lee Underwood. 0703
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If you’re looking to upgrade to a larger hard drive, add an external hard drive, CD drive or give additional life to a switched-out drive, this system is as simple as it gets. By Lee Underwood. 0916.
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The first step in moving markup into modern form is to make it well-formed. Well-formedness guarantees a single unique tree structure for the document that can be operated on by the DOM, thus making it the basis of reliable, cross-browser JavaScript. Elliotte Rusty Harold. 0602
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Eclipse provides a nice environment for debugging a running Java application. When launched, the application runs in the hosted mode browser. In Debug mode, the hosted mode browser is connected to Eclipse and can use Eclipse’s debugging commands. By Ryan Dewsbury. 0519
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An average user might not be aware that the logic of the Ajax application is more exposed than that of the standard Web page. It’s relatively simple for an advanced user (or an attacker) to “look inside” and gain knowledge about the internal workings of the application. By Billy Hoffman and Bryan Sullivan. 0317
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