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TinyMCE - A Platform Independent WYSIWYG Editor
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lamia
I've been looking this morning for a WYSIWYG editor to integrate with one of the personal projects I'm planning to make. It's going to be a WIKI that would allow anyone in my team to add, edit, view or search entries for best known knowledge...
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Your ActionForm for your HTML form, POJO as your model
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lamia
In my previous company I have developed an online recruitment system in Struts framework. Have I ever mentioned why I prefer working in a team? It's because it's easier for other to point out your mistake. And because I am a self-taught, self...
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Struts
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Code File Security in PHP
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lamia
While I was trying to implement MVC in PHP, It came to me how I would be able to secure my code (i.e. prevent HTTP GET access to some parts). My friend who is a PHP programmer forgot that in some webserver, the .inc extension is not configured as a MIME...
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PHP
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Levels of Data Normalization
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lamia
I've been thinking my whole career through what the Levels of Data Normalization means. I know I've been doing it, but I didn't know on which level I am at during this process. I had a discussion with an office colleague and he told me to...
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RDBMS
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Bitshifting for dummies
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lamia
Disclaimer: The writer is a dummy in bit shifting and therefore this post does not come with any warranty of replacing your job if you replace all the business calculations in your system with the methods mentioned here. The below examples only work for...
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Java