Dan Holevoet builds a small gadget step by step. He goes through pulling in a dynamic feed and displaying content, along with how to use the tabs library. Further Gadgets documentation: code.google.com
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The Poetic Prophet (AKA The SEO Rapper) is back with another marketing rap. This time he describes how web standards and proper design can affect the ranking and conversion of pages on your site. lyrics:Your site design is the first thing people see it should be reflective of you and the industry easy to look at with a nice navigation when you can't find what you want it causes frustration a clear Call to action to increase the temptation use appealing graphics they create motivation if you have animation use with moderation cause search engines can't index the information display the logos of all your associations highlight your contact info that's an obligation create a clean design you can use some decoration but to try to prevent any client hesitation every page that they click should provide and explanation should be easy to understand like having a conversation when you design the style go ahead and use your imagination but make sure you use correct color combinations do some investigation, look at other organizations but don't duplicate or you might face a litigation design done, congratulations but it's time to start construction follow these instructions when you move into production your photoshop functions then slice that design do your layout with divs make sure that it's aligned please don't use tables even though they work fine when it come to indexing they give searches a hard time make it easy for the spiders to crawl what you provide remove font type <b>...</b>
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Hey guys. Today I will be showing you how to create a very simple CSS background that will automatically resize according to the user's browser's height and width. I will also teach you how to add content to your page that changes position when the browser's size is altered in any way. It is a very cool and useful technique. Featuring Micah Allen
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Graham R Gibbs discusses the second stage of coding in Corbin and Strauss' version of grounded theory: Axial coding.
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A realtime performance of creating a Max-patch, starting from zero. The Rules: - You have 6 minutes to build a Max-patch and do a performance with it. - Start with an empty patch. - Only use the standard objects that are part of Max/MSP/Jitter. - Don't use externals, pre-build external datafiles, help files, or anything of that kind. This short performance was created for a Max Live Coding contest. The participant receiving the loudest applause from the audience would win. This video was created after the actual performance in front of the audience. HQ video + more info: www.eude.nl
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www.pixelforlife.com This is the first part of coding our template that we created in the "Photoshop Website Design" series. You can view the designing of this template here: www.pixelforlife.com
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In part 1 of 4, Graham R Gibbs discusses the nature of open coding and some of the key elements of this stage of coding such as saturation.
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Learn the basics of writing HTML and CSS code here! In this tutorial I cover seting up your first page and linking it to an external style sheet using CSS. I also start to begin to style the page. This is a very fast tutorial, but if you follow along you begin to see the patterns and I go over some of the more confusing elements in detail. Be sure to check out www.neacedesign.com for more about me! Thank you!!!
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Check out my new channel for more AutoIt Tutorials! www.youtube.com Second tutorial, make your first GUI and program with buttons, inputs, and labels. Check out my site! It has a complete list of all my tutorials & essential downloads! autoitnerds.com
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Lecture Series on Wireless Communications by Dr.Ranjan Bose, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Delhi. For more details on NPTEL visit nptel.iitm.ac.in
this is an example how little it takes to write a realtime animation effect (a textured tunnel in this case). 224 bytes are enough. therefore, open photoshop, draw some pixels, save the image, rename it to as an executable, and let the x86 cpu execute it as native code. et voila, an oldschool animation! more info here: www.iquilezles.org
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www.CodingCertification.org This video is a small example of the Coding Certification Review Blitz video series designed to prepare coders for the various coding board exams (CPC, CCS-P, etc.) - over 12 hours total. This excerpt gives you an idea of my teaching style and how I use a document camera so you can see and copy notes I have in my CPT, ICD and HCPCS manual. See www.CodingCertification.org for more details. Please forgive the blurrieness at first. This is not how it looks on our download/streaming site. I guess it is a limitation of the file size with youtube. Scroll toward the end and you'll see the document camera in use.
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www.pixelfolife.com This is the second part of coding our template that we created in the "Photoshop Website Design" series. In this tutorial we create the navigation bar. You can view the designing of this template here: www.pixelforlife.com
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This is the third in a series of tutorials for the program Alice. You can check out some of the Alice videos I have made on my account. Also, if you want to suggest other tutorials, feel free to leave a comment. Oh, and don't forget to subscribe.
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Bay Area Vision Meeting (more info below) Unsupervised Feature Learning and Deep Learning Presented by Andrew Ng March 7, 2011 ABSTRACT Despite machine learning's numerous successes, applying machine learning to a new problem usually means spending a long time hand-designing the input representation for that specific problem. This is true for applications in vision, audio, text/NLP, and other problems. To address this, researchers have recently developed "unsupervised feature learning" and "deep learning" algorithms that can automatically learn feature representations from unlabeled data, thus bypassing much of this time-consuming engineering. Building on such ideas as sparse coding and deep belief networks, these algorithms can exploit large amounts of unlabeled data (which is cheap and easy to obtain) to learn a good feature representation. These methods have also surpassed the previous state-of-the-art on a number of problems in vision, audio, and text. In this talk, I describe some of the key ideas behind unsupervised feature learning and deep learning, describe a few algorithms, and present case studies pertaining. The Bay Area Vision Meeting (BAVM) is an informal gathering (without a printed proceedings) of academic and industry researchers with interest in computer vision and related areas. The goal is to build community among vision researchers in the San Francisco Bay Area, however, visitors and travelers from afar are also encouraged to attend and present. New <b>...</b>
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Very basic communication verbs. Including OOC, say to view, whisper, then I'll show you a GM verb which allows GM's in your game to mute people, using a very simple way of variables. Subscribe for more!
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Another experiment which might fall within some broad definition of music. This time using Haskell98's Parsec library to parse a simple grammar based on Bernard Bel's BP2. More info at doc.gold.ac.uk
jallenbah.co.uk See the game in action: www.youtube.com So today I decided I would make a game. You have to pick up the yellow balls and avoid the red ones. Simple, but writing a game from scratch is a time consuming task. 3 hours is actually pretty quick really, you won't find beginners working that quickly since they will be swamped with bugs and errors constantly. It took me almost exactly 2 hours and 59 minutes. So pleased it was under 3 hours. A good achievement. I used C++ (in Visual C++ 2010 Express Edition), SFML and my own timer application to time myself. I recorded this using Camstudio and the XVid codec (which I highly recommend)
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A typical day of coding at Mojang with Notch. This clip was made special by 2 Player Productions for an all Minecraft issue of PC Gamer's digital magazine, check out more content here! - store.steampowered.com scene from Minecraft: The Story of Mojang
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Inspired by the speed drawing videos, I decided to program a game and record the process. I used a template in devcpp to setup the basic code, and some of LazyFoo's tutorials (lazyfoo.com) www.megaupload.com NOTE: This is a work in progress, the first of several vids, so don't expect a finished product. Video Time: 40 minutes Total Time: 40 minutes.
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Learn how to use NVivo to organize you material into themes. You'll also see how coding can help you explore and visualize your material.
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This is a short video clip that explains how to develop simple JavaScript code using the Eclipse IDE.
Cracking the Technical Interview (Video) is one-hour long video to show you what a Google/Microsoft-style interview is like, and what you should and shouldn't do. You can purchase the full-length video at www.careercup.com. PURCHASE THE FULL VIDEO AT www.careercup.com Watch Gayle Laakmann (Founder and CEO of CareerCup) interview a candidate, just like she did over 100 times for big companies like Google and Microsoft. The candidate doesn't know how to solve the questions at first, so he's just like you. How does he handle it? What should you do in this situation? Watch this interview to find out! This video will * Expose you to what a real Google / Microsoft / Amazon interview is like. * Show you how to handle questions when you don't know the answer. * Teach you what Google, Microsoft and Amazon look for in an interview. Contents of the video include: * Overview of what companies like Google, Microsoft and Amazon look for. * Discussion of the candidate's resume, to show you how to discuss your resume and what you're likely to be asked. * Technical interview questions (including white-boarding coding). This candidate didn't know the answers, so you can learn how to handle this situation. * The candidate asking for help in an appropriate way, which is expected in an interview. * The interviewer (Gayle Laakmann, Founder and CEO of CareerCup) going over the interviewing, saying what was good and bad.
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