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The latest version of Ra-Ajax, 2.0.3, was released last night. This release has a couple of important bug fixes and a new Effect called EffectCssClass. This new effect was contributed by Karel Boek. EffectCssClass simply allows you to change the CSS class of a widget easily when doing chained and/or joined effects, like this: new EffectFadeIn(panel1, 500).ChainThese( new EffectHighlight(panel1, 700), new EffectCssClass(panel1, "className"), new EffectRollUp(panel1, 1000)) .Render(); Ra-Ajax version...
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Bing is a new search engine from Microsoft that has been released exactly one month ago. During this month it has created a lot of buzz. Bing is advertised by Microsoft to be a “Decision Engine” and it seems like there is a general feel, or at least enquiry, about bing constituting serious competition to Google search. After reading Scott Hanselman’s recent blog post comparing Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700 with the W500, I decided to give bing a little try. Google VS. Bing I decided to use google-vs-bing.com...
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We have been working hard on version 2.0.0 of Ra-Ajax and it is now publicly available for download. This release marks very exciting events and changes. Probably not the least of which is the switch of license from LGPL to GPL. We have completely revamped the website design, to make it easy for visitors to find just what they need. We have a new infrastructure that will allow our existing users to get the most out of Ra-Ajax and new users to get up to speed quickly. Many changes and bug fixes were...
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If you don't care about retaining all the history of one of the repositories, you can just create a new directory under one project's repository, then import the other. If you care about retaining the history of both, then you can use 'svnadmin dump' to dump one repository, and 'svnadmin load' to load it into the other repository. The revision numbers will be off, but you'll still have the history. The above quote is from the Subversion FAQ at Tigris.org. After reading it, one might get the impression...
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