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Archive for February, 2012

Templatr is free, JSON-powered, fully client-side, library-independent, fast and responsive templating engine for HTML. It’s easy to define and use templates are parsed on the client and cached for later use. Ideally it can be used for AJAX-driven applications to reduce the requests to the server, as you can just get the data for the [...]

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The blog post for today is my ramblings about common mistakes that novice web-developers make during their first steps in programming. Just for fun. They: Use W3Schools as a primary source for programming knowledge and do not question a single line of code they find there. (“W3C is a mystery world which I should learn [...]

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Finally, you can receive updates about new posts, cool web-dev tips and tricks and music on Twitter. If you wish to stay tuned and updated, follow me @wemakesitesnet.

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The new and improved version of Builder.CSS Minifier and Merger is out. What is Builder.CSS? Builder.CSS is a free tool for merging and minifying style sheets into a single file and thus reducing HTTP requests and file download time. It features cool UI with various options for adding, removing and rearranging files via drag-and-drop, build [...]

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Following last week’s release of Builder.CSS, I decided to create a similar tool for merging, minification and obfuscation of JavaScript. I am happy to announce the result of my new experiment, called Builder.JS. The major difference compared to Builder.CSS is in the UI. This time I decided to implement console-like interface that works with a [...]

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