Tutorial: C# XML Serialization
Posted on | January 6, 2010
Almost every decent sized project in any programming language winds up having at least one configuration file. XML is a standard we often rely on because it’s generally perfect for the job. However, most people end up simply working with the XML file like they would any other file or simply scanning along each part of the “tree”. XML Serialization can take care of a lot of these instances with much better results, by providing an actual class interpretation of the configuration file. Let me show you.
Tags: c sharp > c# > coding > config > csharp > programming > serialization > tutorial > xml
LangFreQ Beta v1.1 – New Features
Posted on | January 1, 2010
I haven’t been posting much at all lately and mostly it’s because I’ve been so busy with the holidays, but also because I wanted to crank out the new LangFreQ Beta v1.1 with new features. I’ve been working hard to get these out and while I think these features are a vast improvement on the site, or an addition if you will, I think it will be a long time before I say LangFreQ is out of “beta”.
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Tags: beta > features > Japanese > kanji > langfreq > language
LangFreQ – Beta
Posted on | December 15, 2009
Lately, I haven’t been as active as I would like. Part of that is because I’ve been so busy on a new little project of mine, the other part is that I’m studying Japanese so much. 
I’d like to share with you the project I’ve been tinkering with, it’s called LangFreQ!
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Tags: frequency > Japanese > langfreq > language > top words > translate > twitter bot
Introduction to Google Hacking
Posted on | December 7, 2009
I recently just taught my first class on EduFire, called “Introduction to Google Hacking”. From the feedback I’ve been getting, people seemed to enjoy it, so I’ll continue teaching it. I don’t know about the future, but for right now, I’ve decided I’m going to make it free! Why? Because I believe this is information everyone should know!
Tags: advanced search operators > google > google hacking > hacker > hacking > introduction > johnny long > script kiddie > script kitty
Tutorial: Minimal CSS Image Hover
Posted on | November 18, 2009
Text link hover are quite common, but becoming even more common is image link hovers. Why is this? Well, because you can make things look much nicer(cooler, cleaner, sharper, etc) using an image. Problem is that it can get messy with all the CSS that is involved if you don’t do it properly. I’m here to show you an easy way. Check out the demo if you’re not sure what I mean by Pure CSS Image Hover.
Tags: css > hover > image > image hover > minimal > source > tutorial
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