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The Dev Show #3: HTML 5 Edition
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February 25, 2010 at 4:40am • Short URL • Wiki Entry
In this episode of the dev show, Dan and Jason bring you the latest development news and discuss HTML 5. It’s like your bullet proof vest for the week.
Sifter is a hosted bug and issue tracking application focused on making work less tedious. You can signup for a free trial to take it for a test drive or go on a quick tour with screenshots to learn more.
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