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Packt Publishing celebrates their 2000th title with an exclusive offer – We’ve got IT covered!
Known for their extensive range of pragmatic IT ebooks, Packt Publishing are celebrating their 2000th book title “Learning Dart”– they want their customers to celebrate too. To mark this milestone Packt Publishing will launch a ‘Buy One Get One Free’ offer across all eBooks on March 18th – for a limited period only. `Learning Dart’…
Instant mongoDB from Packt Publishing Book Review
Disclaimer: I got a free copy of this book as part of a Packt Publishing online review campaign. My review of this book is not influenced by that, it’s only my own and honest opinion. My experience with mongoDB is both educational (certified in both 10gen’s M101 for developers and M102 for DBAs online courses),…
44 Tips for Front End Web Devs using Netbeans IDE
44 tips for frontend web devs using Netbeans IDE for html5, javascript and CSS development by Geertjan Wielenga I have extracted the list of tips from the video and created links at specific points in time: 1: Get the correct download bundle Watch Here 2: Know the difference between userdir and installation dir Watch Here…
How-To Open 10genEducation – M101J Homework 1.3 & 1.4 with Netbeans IDE 7.3
This is a quick how-to, that will help you open, build and run homework 1.3 of 10gen’s Education M101J (mongodb using Java) course, using Netbeans IDE 7.3 which supports Maven 3.0. Related posts: 44 Tips for Front End Web Devs using Netbeans IDE MongoDB Notes – Some basic Stuff Instant mongoDB from Packt Publishing Book…
Javascript Resources that saved my day
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MongoDB Notes – Some basic Stuff
This is not a mongoDB Tutorial. Its some of my notes, derived from taking the M101 mongoDB for developers class by 10gen Education. Trying to keep it as compact as possible. So this is not the place to learn mongoDB. At least one person finds this useful. Related posts: How-To Open 10genEducation – M101J Homework…
Javascript Calculator
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