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The Top 10 Internet Marketing Blunders! (May 9. 2006): We are the first to admit that there are no Internet marketing genious. We continue to learn something new each and every day. You should make an effort to do the same, and this week we're going to help you do just that by sharing with you what we feel to be The Top 10 Internet Marketing Blunders. Chances are you're making at least one of them, so you may want to give the following some serious thought.
Design Patterns in JavaScript (May 8. 2006): For those who come from a traditional object-oriented programming background, you may already know a lot about design patterns. A design pattern is a programming solution to a specific problem that has been documented so that the developer doesn't need to solve the same problem again. The basic idea is that there are simple problems that developers come across in the course of implementing larger solutions, and that standard patterns can be used to free the developer from spending time reworking these simple problems.
Who is the W3C, Anyway? (April 27. 2006): There is a misconception among web developers that the W3C is some sort of dictatorship, issuing decrees from on high in the form of web standards that it hopes to impose unilaterally on the web and browser developers of the world.
The Problem with Web Standards (April 27. 2006): Web standards or, as the W3C calls them, Recommendations are intended as guides for both web and browser developers as to what is required to make the Web work the way it's supposed to across the diverse and ever-expanding range of platforms....

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