Allowing your visitors to easily post links to your website on Facebook can really boost traffic.
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CSS sprites mash up all the images used on a webpage into one large image and display only the part that contains the image wherever it’s required. Using CSS sprites drastically reduces the load time of the page.
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These three tricks for manipulating the keys and values of WordPress Custom Fields produce some very interesting results.
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The Dojo libraries offer programmers a single coherent event system. With dojo.connect, you can execute any number of functions in response to DOM and widget events.
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The jQuery Globalization Plugin provides globalization support to ASP.NET applications that can use JavaScript.
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The WordPress Custom Fields feature provides the flexibility to store and call custom image URLs, headers, and background wallpapers in your posts.
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The Accordion Control is one of the many useful controls that comprise the Ajax Control Toolkit.
Read more here: Squeezing the Most Out of the Ajax Control Toolkit’s Accordion Tool

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The Web Storage API not only allows storing larger data in browsers but also in a more secure and efficient way.
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Get an overview of how the multiple levels of web caching behave and how you can use them to make your site faster.
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Client-side storage is probably one of the most talked about features in HTML 5. It has received a lot of criticism because of its lack of security, but it is nonetheless an interesting innovation. Read on to learn more.
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Available in static JavaScript and dynamic (with a Perl back-end) flavors, the WebReference xref script is a traffic-building tool that enables you to automatically insert links into your Web pages whenever a key term is encountered on the page. By Dan Ragle. 1113
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This new version of 3ds Max offers a wide range of updates to a popular application. This week we look at several of these updates, including: the ViewCube, Steering Wheels, Photometric Lighting, MentalRay ProMaterials and more. By Nathan Segal. 0912
Read more: Review: 3ds Max 2009

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Have you ever wanted to use WordPress? You might be surprised to discover that there are three versions of the program. Read on to find out which one is right for you. By Claude Pelanne. 0909
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The partial function application is an effective method of applying different inputs to a single object or bind one of the arguments to a function as a constant. This article covers how to use closures to perform two types of partial application: Binding and currying. By Rob Gravelle. 0905
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If you want to place RSS feeds on your Web pages and don’t want to learn how to scrape pages, this tutorial will show you how to use the last RSS script to gather them for you. By Lee Underwood. 0902
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