Nov 3, 2008
Jun 26, 2008
Can Haz ColorZilla?
Yes you can!
I have been waiting for the excellent ColorZilla extension for Firefox to update for quite some time now and was bummed that even though Firefox 3 had gone final that it still hadn't been released. After some digging today I found out why. The ColorZilla extension was rev'ed and the FF3 compatible version is ColorZilla 2.0.
Download it here:
ColorZilla 2.0
More from the developer:
Alex Sirota
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Jun 6, 2008
Firefox 3 RC2 now out
The latest release candidate has shipped. The URL for the download is the same as before:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-rc.html
More info:
Firefox 3 (Release Candidate 2) Release Notes
Mozilla Wiki - Releases/Firefox 3.0rc2
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May 29, 2008
State Of Ajax from Google I/O
[I'm cross-posting this from my Tumble Log because I think it's such a great presentation.]
Slide 146 is Epic: “Time spent trying to get the bastard to work in Internet Explorer.”
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May 17, 2008
Firefox 3 RC1 out
Looks almost exactly like Beta 5 as far as I've been able to tell after about a day's use. Appears to be quite stable.
Download it here:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-rc.html
More info:
Firefox 3 (Release Candidate) Release Notes
Mozilla Wiki - Releases/Firefox 3.0rc1
Slashdot coverage: Firefox 3 RC1 Out Now
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Apr 3, 2008
Firefox 3 Beta 5 released
Source: Firefox 3 Beta 5 Welcome
Firefox 3 Beta 5 has arrived and it looking good and running stable. Still no sign of offline application support, though I haven't really had time to dig for it.
Download the latest Firefox 3 Beta here.
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Feb 7, 2008
Oracle LIKE vs. SUBSTR evaluation
You learn something new every day. Today after a fair amount of testing, I discovered that...
SELECT
*
FROM
MYTABLE
WHERE
ID LIKE 'STRING%'
...is about about twice as fast as
SELECT
*
FROM
MYTABLE
WHERE
SUBSTR(ID,1,STRINGLENTH) = 'STRING'
YMMV.
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