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With the release of Dreamweaver CS4, Adobe has implemented support for the Subversion version control system (VCS). Now, web designers and developers can gain all of the benefits afforded by a VCS that have long been recognized and enjoyed by more traditional code developers. The goal of Adobe in implementing this feature is to improve the workday of Dreamweaver users. No longer do designers/developers have to use one graphical user interface (GUI) for web development and another separate GUI to manage their VCSs. This integration greatly improves the designer/developer workflow.

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Test-driven development (TDD) is a new approach that o?ers the potential to signi?cantly improve the state of software construction. TDD is a disciplined software development practice that focuses on software design by ?rst writing automated unit-tests followed by production code in short, frequent iterations [3]. TDD focuses the developer’s attention on a software’s interface and behavior while growing the software architecture organically.

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If you’re an experienced web site developer, you know how challenging it can be to build a truly professional-looking site. What if you could use a framework that takes care of the more difficult issues, such as client and server-side technologies and even general design theory? The Blueprint CSS framework does just that. This is the first part of a seven-part series that will show you its major features so you can start using it for your own applications.

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First of all take a look on the names of different types of joins in SQL.

1.    Inner Join

• Self Join
• Equi Join
• Natural Join

2.    Outer Join

• Left Outer Join
• Right Outer Join
• Full Outer Join

3.    Cross Join

Joins in SQL Server allows the retrieval of data records from one or more tables having some relation between them. Logical operators can also be used to drill down the number of records to get the desired output from sql join queries.
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Before embarking on any intranet or website design project, it is important to understand the needs of your users. It is then possible to identify the features and functionality that will make the intranet or website a success, and how the design can support users with different goals and levels of skill.
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