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Digital Asset Management
My interest in this subject started when I joined the broadcast equipment manufacturer,
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Manage your images with Lightroom and this beautifully illustrated guide
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iPod & iTunes VISUAL Quick TipsWould you like to discover the best ways to find cool stuff on iTunes, download it all to your iPod, and get the very most out of both these hot technologies from Apple? Then this Visual Quick Tips book is for you. This book will increase your productivity by providing you with shortcuts, tricks, and tips to help you work smarter and faster.
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It’s no longer enough to know how to wrangle HTML, CSS, and a bit of Java-
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some server configuration, or at least a little bit of backend work. This ... | | Maintainable JavaScript
The professionalization of web development has been a difficult journey because of our
disparate beginnings. Even those who end up at large companies such as Yahoo! inevitably
began on their own, hacking around. Perhaps you were even “the web guy” at
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