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- Free JavaScript Game Frameworks To Create A Web-Based Fun
>As JavaScript-HTML5 development is getting more popular and browsers supporting new features are being utilized by more users everyday, -as expected- many new games are being developed with JavaScript.
JavaScript-powered games are not only easier-to-develop for web developers but they are also the only cross-platform ones including desktop, web and mobile. - Installing Drupal 7 with drush
This tutorial is a two-fer. You will learn how to install Drupal 7 using SSH and get a taste of Drush by seeing it in action. The first step is to install Drush. Then we use it to install Drupal…all using the command line. Look ma, no GUI! - A List Apart: Articles: Rapid Prototyping with Sinatra
This article introduces Sinatra, a so-called “micro” web framework that helps you create real (albeit simple) web apps extremely fast, allowing you to prototype flows and behaviors that you may want to integrate into a final product. Sinatra is written in Ruby, but for our purposes we’ll use it as the “glue” between our HTML/CSS and the domain-specific Sinatra functions, so you won’t have to know much more than a few simple methods to get to “Hello world.” In this article, our example will be an extremely simple Twitter app that accepts two usernames and tells you if one user is following the other. - buzz.typo3.org: TYPO3 4.5 LTS: Prepared queries are the way to go!
Prepared queries are now part of the TYPO3 database API. The API is mostly based on PDO’s method naming and currently supports SELECT queries. Read on to learn how to take advantage of this enhanced API for your own extensions.

