XSS (Cross Site Scripting) Cheat Sheet. Huge long list of potential XSS security holes with examples and details of browser support.
Tagged as reference
10 Jul 2008
31 Mar 2008
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Python in 10 minutes. Handy refresher / intro on the salient points of Python.
17 Jan 2008
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FINE: I will look at LISP. Where do I start? Long Reddit thread / argument with links galore to lisp resources, implementations, books, etc.
6 Jan 2008
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How to Design Programs. Free online book. HtDP is often mentioned in the same breath as SICP. The examples in this one are geared towards DrScheme though, which has versions available for all major OSes. Handy.
26 Jul 2007
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Code Like a Pythonista: Idiomatic Python. Good refresher on Python style, idioms and quirks. Was just thinking I could do with something like this today when reading the Django masterclass slides.
17 Jun 2007
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Slash7 with Amy Hoy - Secrets of the Rails Console Ninjas. Nice clear roundup of things you can do with script/console
16 Jun 2007
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screen - The Terminal Multiplexer. Good starter overview.
15 Jan 2007
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Online Education Free. "Massive resource list for autodidacts"
6 Dec 2006
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. Wow, a clean html version of SICP with maths examples you can actually read!
12 Nov 2006
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. Free online version of the SICP book at MIT, since I don't seem to have it bookmarked
9 Nov 2006
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reddit.com: programming - what's new online. I'd never really gotten into reddit, but it looks like this category at least should be in my set of bookmarks I open every morning.
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Ruby Hacking Guide. The nuts and bolts of how the Ruby language is cobbled together
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Video Lectures. Video lectures from 1986 to accompany the Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs book
5 Sep 2006
29 Aug 2006
29 Aug 2005
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Using prototype.js v1.3.1. Unofficial overview and reference for the Prototype javascript library.
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