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Here is our take on three of the talks on Day 1 of Confoo: Mashing up Javascript, Look beyond PHP and Migrating MVC to Front-end Using backbone JS. Mashing up Javascript host: Bastian Hofmann Creating full fledge applications in Javascript is getting easier everyday. Static websites are not the norm anymore. With the use of [...]

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As the events will start soon, Eventbrite will close the registration. You can join the conference withou EventBrite with this link http://webnotwar.ca/webcamp. On March 8th, we will have a full day of free webinars just for you. A good way to learn new technology presented by experts. A great opportunity to learn about Web, mobile, design, [...]

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Tanzim Saqib is a .NET Architect consultant, who won Microsoft “Most Valuable Professional” award couple times. He helped British Telecom build Web 2.0 for Business SaaS architectures complex widget ecosystem, hybrid MVC, and CMS Framework for their large customer-base. In 7 years in professional software development, he worked for companies like personalized Web 2.0 start-page [...]

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Ever wanted to learn more about HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript? You want to discover what you can accomplish with this new technology, but you don’t know where to start? Do you struggle to find some time  to sit down and become a HTML5 ninja? If you say yes to one of those questions, I have [...]

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If you haven’t found it yet and you are doing HTML, javaScript or CSS development, check out jsfiddle! Sometimes you hear about a cool new HTML5 feature and you want to explore it, but you don’t want to go through the hassle of building and deploying a web page to do it. This is when [...]

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Computers have become a major part of our lives and in many ways an extension of ourselves. We use computers to communicate, to organize, store and retrieve mass amounts of information, and what makes all of this possible are programming languages. Programming languages make our computers intelligent. They control the machine’s behavior and act as [...]

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Check out our interview with Code Your Art Out participant Alex McNamara of Montreal. He started his own start-up Dreamux as a way to create great tools that address some of the fundamental problems that persist in software development, especially in smaller organizations. Read on for his answer to why he decided to participate and what he hopes to gain from the competition.

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