Wil Tan

• JavaScript Madness: Dynamic Script Loading
  (tags: bookmarklet js loading script webdev ajax)
• Scope in JavaScript | Digital Web Magazine
  Excellent article on Javascript scoping, debunking the confusing concepts of "this", "bind", "call" and "apply".
  (tags: javascript js tutorial scoping programming)
• iTransmogrify!
  (tags: iphone videos youtube bookmarklet conversion flash)
• Large iPhone Icons – a set on Flickr
  not sure what the license is on these
  (tags: iphone graphics iphonedev icons)
• OpenSocial overview: how opensocial works, and how to integrate it with your CMS
  Good step-by-step guide to implementing OpenSocial in your own site
  (tags: shindig opensocial gadget widget cms article)
• Announcing django-viewtools | One More Blog
  (tags: django debugging profiling webdev python)
• Yamli – Arabic Search Engine and Smart Arabic Keyboard
  Transliterate Arabic with this tool with API
  (tags: arabic ajax transliteration api web2.0)
• The Django and Ubuntu Intrepid Almanac @ Irrational Exuberance
  (tags: sysadmin vps django nginx tutorials ubuntu)
• Specify your canonical (Official Google Webmaster Central Blog)
  Tell Googlebot your canonical URL, so you don't get duplicate pages in the index
  (tags: seo webdev google search)
• http://www.scribd.com/doc/12016121/Tokyo-Cabinet-and-Tokyo-Tyrant-Presentation
  (tags: tokyocabinet db memcached scalability)
• Web App Wednesday – Occasionally interesting, often trivial, always original.
  (tags: gae tutorials python webdev)
• MobWrite: Real-time Synchronization and Collaboration Service
  Ajax frontend with corresponding backend to allow a web form to be collaboratively edited by multiple users.
  (tags: python gae googledocs ajax collaboration)

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