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    Building an app backend - suggestions

    AppEngine is great, and the language really depends on how much of a scalability you want. Ruby can be a great thing, since with Rails already has great implementation for writing REST APIs fast and scalable. Usually I use a combination of AWS, NodeJS and Parse for the better stuff like Push...
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    object object error? Javascript

    Use console.log to DEBUG your output. If you wan't to output it to the DOM (the HTML page) you'll need to iterator using a for-loop. I gave you the answer above. And by the way. Put your HTML and script tag in the <body> tag. The script should be the last in <body> tag.
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    object object error? Javascript

    Don't use document.write - it's bad, slow and really stupid. If you wan't to do DOM manipulation the easiest thing to do is using jQuery. Now for your problem: You cannot write out JavaScript objects, arrays and like to the DOM. The DOM doesn't understand that kind of stuff. If you wan't to see...
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    What do you look for in ScreenShot programs

    On Windows: Prtn Scrn, on Mac Shift + CMD + 4 and CloudApp for upload.
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    Programming languages.

    Ruby is similar to Python on the behalf that it is an indention based language. However, it requires a little more knowlegde of Ruby and how it all works. It can do amazing things and has amazing way of making structured applications with easy API. However, again I recommend you to look at it...
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    Programming languages.

    When I talk web with Python it is server side, just like PHP, ASP.NET, etc.
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    Programming languages.

    It really depends on what you're going to do with it. If you're going to do web or similar, Python is a good way. If you want to do games or a like you could stick with Java. It's really what you're most comfortable with. Also since the syntax is very different from each other, that is a factor...
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    Programming languages.

    Python is fantastic easy to learn, and you can learn it straight from the site at http://python.org/doc/ - also if you wan't to learn it the hard way http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ is a good choice. Need to learn other languages the hard way? Head over to http://learncodethehardway.org/
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    "This webpage has a redirect loop"

    Searched for that ISP and all that came up was things like: "DON'T USE THIS INTERNET PROVIDER." basically, they do not even have a friggin website.
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    Fuck you.

    Fuck you.
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    Introduction Coding & RastaLulz

    I started when I was about 11 years old - using mspaint, Frontpage and horrible framesets in XHTML. Didn't know anything about anything else. Back in the days there werent YouTube so I basically googled (which is how I learned how to search on Google, the right way) me the way through HTML, CSS...
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    REMOVED.

    But if you're going to learn MySQL anyway start at a point where you don't use old functions. You should NEVER rely on string data. I could change the hidden field anyway I wan't and submit it (even with malicious code, which MySQL can't escape - read about XSS). Therefore you should use IDs to...
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    REMOVED.

    First off, use MySQLi or PDO instead of the old mysql functions (they're deprecated in newer versions of PHP). To find 'reply' in a string you can do something like $postTitle = "Reply: Hello World"; if (strpos($postTitle, 'reply') !== false) { // Do something if reply is in string. }...
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    Show DevBest [PYTHON] ShareFast Paste Creator

    Why doesn't it have flags instead of inputs something like share paste --public "The name of the paste" --file "Document.md"
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    Center this image?

    You'll need to set a width for it, and use margin: 0 auto;
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    Show DevBest AnchorCMS - super-simple, lightweight blog system

    It's made by Visual Idiot - an overall great and fun guy from the Dribbble community :)
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    [Wordpress help]

    No. You do not change the actual source code. And you're looking at generated content, which is not the source code.
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    [Wordpress help]

    Because <title> is a head tag which changes the title of the page, not any content. The logo can be changed in the WP admin.
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    [Wordpress help]

    You shouldn't change the actual source code. There should be a setting in the admin where you can set the image or text and choose which you want
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