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Google Analytics in XHTML

Posted on June 6, 2009 by Dominic Mitchell

I’e been attempting to get Google Analytics to work correctly in both FireFox and IE6 for a site at $WORK. This is not normally a problem, apart from the fact that we’re serving up pages to firefox as application/xhtml+xml in … Continue reading →

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dependency complexity

Posted on June 1, 2009 by Dominic Mitchell

I love the google-collections library. It’s got some really nice features. But, it’s not stable yet. They’ve explicitly stated that until they hit 1.0 it’s not going to be a stable API. So there are changes each release. Nothing major, … Continue reading →

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Google Collections to the rescue

Posted on July 22, 2008 by Dominic Mitchell

A few days ago, I was writing a piece of code that turned a line at a time into an Object. And it was using iterators. I had a RecordStream, which wrapped a LineStream (just a thin veneer over LineNumberReader). … Continue reading →

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Google Code Hosting – svn import

Posted on July 16, 2007 by Dominic Mitchell

I’ve just started a new project on Google Code Hosting (of which more later). I’ve been developing it in a local svn repository, and I’d like to transfer it up to the google svn server. This isn’t easy. Google help … Continue reading →

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Google Reader

Posted on October 13, 2005 by Dominic Mitchell

Like many other people in the blogosphere, I’ve been playing with Google Reader, and I’ve found it to be a pretty good aggregator. But it’s lacking one big, important feature: The “catchup” button. I want to be able to mark … Continue reading →

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