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Papers We Love is a repository of academic computer science papers and a community of people who read them. It lists chapters in cities worldwide and features talks on papers, including presentations on Amazon's Dynamo and on Zep.
HTML Dog offers tutorials, techniques, examples and references for HTML, CSS and JavaScript, described as the most common languages used in making web pages. Its tutorials are step-by-step guides, while the references cover individual code ingredients such as HTML tags, attributes and characters and CSS properties, selectors, values and media queries.
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