You are a website developer, use Mac and have not switched to Intel based one. Probably you are having a hard time to check how your websites look on Internet Explorer on Windows. Every web developer knows that IE has not been too much a follower of the web standards, so any site that looks… Continue reading
Flash and Database
Flash does not give native support for connecting to database (DB). There are many variations of how to do this, especially to MySQL. The most simple is by using XML and PHP. I always prefer to use the most easy one (as I’m not a real programmer) even it would add the server requirements. Amfphp… Continue reading
Disabling CSS on Safari
For all of you who ever use other than Safari as your primary browser, you might notice that Safari is lacking the feature to disable/enable CSS on a page/site. So it is always enabled. We can use something called Safari bookmarklets to solve this. Here’s how: From Safari, CMD+right click then choose ‘Copy Link’ this… Continue reading
Browser Statistics
Designing and developing websites needs a lot of knowledge in browser compatibilities. Knowing a list of most popular browsers is mandatory, so you you can know which browsers you have to do the testing on and make sure everything goes well. Here is the link I used to monitor the ‘competition of popularity’ of different… Continue reading
Switching to XHTML/CSS
After spending years of layouting using tables in HTML, I decided to start working on my coming web projects using full XHTML/CSS. This would be a big step to keep up with the dynamics of WWW. I know it’s old news and kind of a bit late, but better than never. For the others who… Continue reading