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Category Archives: Web development
Don’t update your Apache through Webmin
This morning while logged on inside the webmin interface, I saw that there were 10 packages to update. Without much thought, I just hit the “update packages” button and it went on its merry way. Unfortunately, the consequence was not … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Web development
Tagged apache, broken, hardware, Linux, modules, open source, php5, ubuntu
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Avoiding conflict between jQuery and Spry frameworks
I spent all day working on a site design and I came across a particularly annoying situation which made me take a break and a deep breath. In the design, I am using jQuery to perform some JavaScript tasks like … Continue reading
Aptana under Ubuntu 9.04
Everybody has a favourite HTML editor on a platform, but does anyone have a favourite on ALL platforms? Well at least on the personal computing platform, that is. Well, I must tell you that my favourite HTML editor has been … Continue reading
Adobe Spry: the seemingly broken view of a page
Adobe Spry paged view woes. Update your SpryData.js file to the latest version. Continue reading
Posted in General, Opinion, Technology, Web development
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