Last week we showed you some web development tools and services that you can't live without, including CAPTCHA, APIs and discussion forums. This week we're going to continue with the discussion, and we'll talk about free scripts, .htaccess and php.ini.
In this article we'll look at some web development tools and technologies that you can't live without. They will either make your life easier as a developer, or they will add functionality to your website, simplify the development process or make you more productive!
Web graphics can increase your pageviews and generate a lot of interest. The down side is these graphics can also be the source of many issues. In this series, you will learn how bitmaps work, when to use JPEG, GIF, and PNG formats and how to create web page graphics that load quickly.
Web developers often have a hard time wading through the myriad of tutorials and articles available on the topic of website development. We'll do the wading for you in this article, and will show you 10 tutorials on HTML, JavaScript, CSS, mobile development and more!
As with JavaScript, jQuery supports a lot of events. Events are methods that can be attached to HTML elements. If you want to add a click event, change event, or double-click event, it's really easy with jQuery. In this article, we will explore many of these events and the ways to apply them to your objects.
In the previous article in this series, we explored the basics of configuring email for your domain using cPanel and learning how to set up spam blocking and an autoresponder. Before we leave the subject of mail, though, there are a few more useful things to learn that will allow mastery of mail on our shared server.
Many developers have expressed interest in cloud computing as it relates to web development, but haven't really understood just what cloud computing has to offer. This article will discuss some of the cloud services that are available to web developers today.
In our last article, we explained the details of creating an app for Google's Chrome Web Store. This time we'll actually create a manifest file, and add the app to Google Chrome, explaining the process along the way.
In the last article, we talked about some effects you can add to your web site using jQuery. In this article, we will look into more animations that can be accomplished. These are a little more advanced than a simple hide or show type effect, but this tutorial will get you up to speed in no time!
With the recent announcement from Google that it was opening its Chrome Web Store to developers, many web developers are suddenly interested in knowing more about the type of apps that the Chrome Store supports. In this tutorial we'll show you how to get started, and how to use HTML, JavaScript and CSS to create a packaged app for the Chrome Web Store.
Wordpress 3 Jazzes Up Open Source Content Management
WordPress, one of the most popular blogging applications, is out with a major update. Wordpress 3.0 includes 1,217 bug fixes and a long list of new features developed with the efforts of 218 contributors.
Flock Dumps Mozilla for Chromium
Flock, Inc. announced a complete redesign of their social networking browser based on the Chromium open source platform instead of Mozilla.
