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Mar 24, 2010 by
Jessica Janiuk
With the recent announcement of Internet Explorer 9, the discussion of which browser is the best seemed approprioate. For many people out there, Internet Explorer is the browser of choice if not simply because it came with their installation of Windows, and it's what they are familiar or comfortable with. Though many people have been flocking to the many other browsers out there. There are plenty of reasons for that too. Hopefully we can cover a few of those reasons here.
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Firefox,
Chrome,
brower,
web browser,
W3C,
web standards,
Internet Explorer,
CSS3,
HTML5
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Feb 19, 2010 by
Mitchell Schultz
In the early days of the internet before modern browsers, search engines and social networks the creation of a website was a much simpler process. With early versions of web technologies and lack of bandwidth website builders were limited in their ability to display pixel perfect designs and handle interactive functionality.
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Online Business
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Feb 18, 2010 by
Matthew Martin
To ensure that you have the best experience having your website built by Sitepro.com, follow these guidelines and your site should be on time, on budget, and on pace to obtain greater exposure online.
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guidelines,
working with sitepro
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Feb 15, 2010 by
Jessica Janiuk
On Saturday, February 13th, Sitepro was the proud host to the first ever Chippewa Valley Ruby Camp. Developers from all over the Chippewa Valley and even into Minnesota were in attendance.
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Ruby,
Rails,
Ruby on Rails,
ECRuby,
RubyCamp,
Chippewa Valley Ruby Camp,
Development,
Programming Language,
Chippewa Valley
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Web / Internet,
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Feb 9, 2010 by
Brian Michaels
Yes, I like consonance.
In this entry I would like to share my thoughts regarding the value I perceive in entering dynamic site data through a paired CMS within the vacuum of a development environment. While its fast and easy to simply switch a datasource to existing sample content, the avoidance of doing any content grunt work also has a price.
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