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Mastering Ajax

 Understanding Ajax, a productive approach to building Web sites, and how it works by Brett McLaughlin is a pretty decent introduction for people who don’t really know where to start. What, why, how and all that…
Or you could scroll down to resources and simply get to work.

Just don’t overdo it. No matter how useful the ajax approach is, it’s not really necessary sometimes. Think flash intro and you’ll know what I mean.

Dakar 2006… C’est parti!

Another year, another Dakar. Every night at 22:30 on Eurosport for those of us unfurtunate enough to only see it on TV.

Another year of sights like  this and  this (gotta love that one!) or  this nice piece of nature art.

Since Google doesn’t quite cover Africa with their maps (or Europe, Asia and everywhere else other than US/Canada) I found this  collection of various maps of the area so you don’t get lost. It works quite well with satellite/hybrid view on google.

And of course there’s the official website –  dakar.com

Typographica – best fonts of 2005

Oh well, what can I do? It’s a season of best of… (insert whatever you wish) lists and people at Typographica are no different.

Not that I mind in this case. They’ve got some great fonts in there.

So here it is:  Typographica – Our Favorite Fonts of 2005 Part 1
If you’re anxiously waiting for part two then another look at  Best fonts of 2004 might calm your nerves for a while.

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