What’s New in jQuery?
Louis Simoneau and Craig Buckler gives us a summary of what’s been added, improved and changed in the latest versions of jQuery – the web’s most popular JavaScript library… What’s New in jQuery 1.5 What’s New in jQuery 1.6 What’s New in jQuery 1.7
5 Web Technologies and Trends to Watch in 2011
Houston – In 2010 we saw the rise of HTML5, the maturation of CSS3, the release of Rails 3.0, and the widespread adoption of the @font-face selector (part of CSS3) — among other things. In short: it was a busy year for advancing web development technologies. Continue Reading…
5 things you might not know about jQuery
jQuery is a very powerful library, but some of its powerful features are obscure, and unless you’ve ready the jQuery source code, or my new book jQuery Pocket Reference, you may not know about them. This article excerpts that book to describe five useful features of jQuery that you might not know about. Read more.More [...]
Pirates Love Daisies Game Shows Off HTML5
Pirates Love Daisies is a new game developed by Flash guru Grant Skinner to demonstrate what HTML5 is capable of. Continue Reading…
10 CSS3 Properties you Need to be Familiar with
A handy resource that covers ten of the new CSS3 properties, most of which require a vendor-specific prefix that can be used in your projects today. >> net.tutsplus.com Recommended Resources:
Rounded Images With CSS3
http://trentwalton.com/2010/08/03/css3-border-radius-rounded-avatars/
How Fast Does Your Website Load?
Website visitors hate waiting around for slow loading web pages and now Google is adding page load times to their ranking algorithm. Here are two posts on googles official blog on the topic: >> Using site speed in web search ranking >> Speed Matters Here’s a cool tool that I heard about in a recent [...]
Applying Lessons From CSS Frameworks
A really nice article that explains how css frameworks work, and more importantly why you should develop your own or use one. He briefly covers and compares the most popular frameworks as well… 960 Grid System, Blueprint, BlueTrip, Elements, Emastic, Eric Meyer Reset, SenCSs, Tripoli, Typogridphy, YUI Grids, YAML As for me I’ll develop my [...]
Why You Should Always Salt Your Hashes
What in the world are hashes and why should you salt them? Dave Childs gives you the 411 over at his blog… Hashes are used almost everywhere on the web, behind the scenes, to protect your passwords. Learn why it’s important to always add salt to your hashes. Recommended Resources:
Sick of searching for header refresh code?
I too am sick and tired of searching for header refresh code namely the html meta refresh and the php timed refresh, i got the javascript refresh code memorized though, lol. Here’s a great collection of how to execute header refresh in several web development languages, have a look and then save the page to [...]