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First Adventures in Google Closure

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 Ian Reah
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I am currently working as a Software Developer at Nonlinear Dynamics Limited, a developer of proteomics and metabolomics software.

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A Google Closure walkthrough producing a simple stock ticker
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First Posted 7 Oct 2011
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