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JavaScript is a really cool language. Its flexibility allows a clever developer to achieve some incredible things. However, this unb...
In my last post I outlined how to achieve some encapsulation behaviors within a jQuery plugin framework. This time I'll be taking a ...
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My first experience with AppleScript has left me with some mixed feelings about the language. I was able to complete a menial task t...
If this isn't the wackiest piece of code I've ever written, then it is pretty close. There are three components to the page: a rando...