I just came across this GPL version of a CVS book…
Open Source Development With CVS
Looks promising. There wasn’t a whole lot out there last time I checked in the bookstores.
Archive for November, 2005
Open Source Development With CVS
Wednesday, November 30th, 2005Job: HTML, CSS, Javascript, DHTML, JSP.DOM
Tuesday, November 29th, 2005HTML, CSS, Javascript, DHTML, JSP.DOM methods and properties, cross-browser development techniques, and browser degradation strategies, version control systems and knowledge of basic UNIX commands, portfolio of sophisticated web development projects
GUI Developer for a permanent opportunity in Bay area, CA. Full time GUI Developer to join our team knit from the disciplines of usability, psychology, interaction design, graphic design, and information design. You must be self-motivated and able to work both independently and in conjunction with team members and product groups. Enthusiasm and flexibility to work on a variety of projects are necessary, as well as the ability to rapidly acquire new domain familiarity. Must be able to read a detailed spec and convert a wire frame into a production-level JSP page complete with rich client-side interaction. Must be able to spot slight inconsistencies and visual dissonance (e.g. misalignment by a few pixels). This position requires demonstrated mastery of modern web-development techniques and prior experience working with large-scale dynamic web applications
Sincerely,
Nancy K. Strasner
Sr. Recruiter
Comtek-Group
1565 N. Central Expressway, Suite 200
Richardson, Tx 75080
Direct: 972-792-1023
Cell: 972-533-4813
Fax: 972-644-6602
Google GMail Filter Limit – Unlimited!
Monday, November 28th, 2005Google GMail’s one drawback I’ve noticed so far is that you are only allowed 20 filters.
This may sound like a lot, but I’m on 20+ mailing lists. Mainly, I like to read what’s going on in the industry.
This is the reason I left Yahoo mail at 15 filters, so I’m a little disappointed in Google here.
I may actually revert back to my ISP email and use Squirrel Mail, depending on how it’s functionality is.
Yahoo’s spam filter was REALLY bad too, and no white/black list functionality. I had to burn a filter on “lottery” to weed out the spam getting through.
update: it’s been pointed out by several people to me that they have beyond the “20 filter limit” mentioned on their web site. This is great!