PragPub, October 2009
Table of Contents
Features
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An interview with Hello, Android author Ed Burnette.
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Delivering the mail is a pain. So why configure mail servers and domain keys when you can get existing Web APIs to do the dirty work for you?
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With a little help from Ruby, James spiffs up his favorite text editor.
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State machines, workflow, and international treaties.
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Basic tips for home recording to help you tell your story more effectively and sound better.
Departments
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Help us shape PragPub.
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Tweets, posts, and chatter on programming, publishing, people, and PragPub.
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People often ask how we do what we do. This series explains…
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Write that book you’ve always wanted to. We’ll help.
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DSLs rule! Now if only they weren’t so unruly.
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How Google hijacked Internet Explorer.
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A monthly diversion at least peripherally related to programming.
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Author sightings and other notable events.
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