Http Post Asynchronously With HttpClient

MS Dot net
Looking to POST with the new HttpClient class in .NET? Here's a small code snippet along with practical web application to get you started.

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Google On Link Building

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Some practical advice from Google's Matt Cutts on how to generate backlinks.

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Wiki On A USB Stick

Wiki
Never forget stuff again. Store your lifelong programming knowledge into a Wiki and place it on a USB stick.

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Organize Yourself. Use A Wiki!

DokuWiki
I wanted to take a moment to go off the beaten path of software development in this blog to talk about a tool that can help organize your thoughts.

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Javascript Apply and Call

Javascript
There are several ways we can invoke a function in Javascript. Let's look at some examples, including the use of Javascript's apply and call methods.

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Debugging Javascript In Internet Explorer

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Here's a quick guide on how to use the IE Javascript debugger to make your life a whole lot easier.

Object Oriented Javascript: Part I

Javascript
This is the first of several articles on the topic of object oriented programming in Javascript. It assumes you have some familarity with Object oriented analysis and design, as well as previous experience in programming with an object oriented language.

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Send Your Console Output To The Result Pane In jsFiddle

Javascript
jsFiddle is a useful for Javascript developers. However, there is a problem in that it does not send console.log output to the result pane. Here's a solution for this.

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Javascript Functions and Closures

Javascript
A look at the ECMA 262 standard on functions and my thoughts on closures and callbacks.

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A Look At PhantomJS

PhantomJS automation
If you are looking for a fast, efficient, and web standard compliant means using Javascript to test and automate your web applications, PhantomJS may be the tool you are looking for.

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