I am probably the ten billionth person who says this, but jQuery this just GREAT! By spending a few extra minutes you can add so much interaction to your website. It is so easy to understand and use, you do not even need to be able to create your own. So many plugins out there… Continue reading
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CrossSlide
I really love Slideshow 2! JavaScript class for creating slideshows. It is super easy to use and customize. The only thing I wish it was based on jQuery instead of MooTools. Well, I just found CrossSlide. I have not actually tested yet, but from the demo it has the basic functions of Slideshow 2! except… Continue reading
75 (Really) Useful JavaScript Techniques
I love the guys at Smashing Magazines! I have been collecting and indexing the coolest scripts I find for months, if not years. Now they just posted an article with 75 (Really) Useful JavaScript Techniques. Almost all the ones I like are there and so many more. Thanks! Read their article here.
CSS Reference
There are too many good CSS out there, possibly thousands, but I still want to share my most useful links. I always look that these sites first whenever I need something new or face some problem and need solution. Listmatic – Using CSS and a simple list to create radically different list options CSS Table… Continue reading
SSH Cheatsheet
Funny, I never really took any use SSH until recently. So I have a whole lot of commands to learn and remember, and I am lousy at remembering! Good thing I found this Common SSH Commands page. All the basic commands and short description for each of them. Definitely helpful!
Review: Shopify
Website: www.shopify.com [rating: 4.5/5] A shop in minutes, a business for life. JadedPixel, developer of Shopify, is certainly not exaggerating its tagline, you really can set up your online store in minutes. It all started a year ago. I had zero experience on working with e-commerce system. I always thought it had to be customized… Continue reading
NetRenderer: IE/Win Website Preview for PPC Mac
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
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