A complete guide for JavaScript Progammers
JavaScript is a scripting language produced by Netscape for use within HTML Web pages. JavaScript is loosely based on Java and it is built into all... more »
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Important PHP 5.3 Changes for those of you Running Microsoft Windows
PHP 5.3.0 is only in its first alpha release. But, if you run PHP in Microsoft Windows, you should talk a look at…
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VirtualBox: Installing OpenBSD and how it compares to VMware
When it comes to desktop virtualization, the choices are usually VMware Workstation on Windows, or VMware Fusion / Parallels on the Mac (and a myriad... more »
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Speed up PHP development in Eclipse PDT with Templates and Snippets
You already know that Eclipse PDT provides autocompletion and hints for PHP's built in functions. In addition, commenting your code with PHPDoc adds... more »
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Functional programming and F#: Introduction
Computer programmers sometimes mistake brevity for elegance, especially when discussing the relative merits of programming languages. Haskel... more »
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250+ .NET Interview FAQ's for Developers
A comprehensive list of ASP.NET AJAX, ASP.NET and .NET Framework questions for beginners and experienced people. Also a good read for people who want... more »
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Get A List Of Installed Applications Using LINQ And C#
To get a list of installed applications we need to look into registry. Microsoft.Win32 namespace contains objects which can be used to work with... more »
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Juggernaut
The Juggernaut plugin for Ruby on Rails aims to revolutionize your Rails app by letting the server initiate a connection and push data to the client.... more »
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Async I/O to fix Ruby's green threads: Creators of NeverBlock and Revactor interviewed
Ruby 1.9's Fibers and non-blocking I/O are getting more attention - we talked to Mohammad A. Ali of the NeverBlock (Async PostgreSQL and MySQL drivers... more »
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Mousers vs. Keyboardists
Since the dawn of the graphical user interface there has been tension between those that favor the mouse and those that favor the keyboard. I am... more »
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Basics of Framework Design in PHP Part 2
Hey, I saw that the first part of this post (Basics of framework design) got a little bit attention I decided to continue that thought. Before you... more »
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OO Desillusion
I have read many inspiring books about object oriented programming. I find B. Meyer Object Oriented Software Construction one of the best in the lot.... more »
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7 Little Habits That Can Change Your Life, and How to Form Them
If you could just pick one or two (or seven) habits to create in the next few months — habits that will have the most impact on your life — what would... more »
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Project Darkstar, Unit Testing and Mock objects
However, when I started working with Project Darkstar recently, it seemed impossible to test. Mostly, because it requires you to use their interface,... more »
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jQuery.com Site Redesign
We’ve just pushed out a brand new site redesign (for jQuery.com and all its sub-sites). This has been a long time coming and it feels great to get it... more »
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Building RIAs on J2EE Foundations
"If you're still using HTML, JavaScript, complicated server deployments, and other technologies that don't "just work," try downloading the free Adobe... more »
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Why your open source project isn’t getting attention
I have been looking for a place to give back to the Java open source ecosystem for a while now. In that quest I’ve downloaded and looked over a ton... more »
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Groovy, XLIFF and a translation generator
We recently had to translate a site to 13 different languages using Actionscript 2 ( arghhh ).The translation provided us was in Excel worksheets, and... more »
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Do You Comment Too Much?
Commenting is obviously an important part of programming, but it is possible to take it too far. Too many comments can muddle the readability of the... more »
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Ruby Hoedown - What Isn't a Cloud
Robert Dempsey has an excellent talk up on Confreaks where he looks at the Ruby language accessing Cloud computing. As Robert knows, Standard... more »
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Red5 + MP3 meta data support
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Red5 now sends an MP3's ID3 data in the onMetaData event, so break out your player projects and give it a whirl.
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Secretaries Make the Best ScrumMasters
Do you believe the title of this post? If you do, don't feel bad, you are not alone. I have been working in project management and around project... more »
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Elegant glass style navigation bar using CSS and toggle animated effect
This tutorial illustrates how to design an elegant glass style navigation bar with a nice toggle animation effect, using CSS and MooTools.
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Ubiquity - coding something useful in less than 20 minutes
Ubiquity is the new experimental extension to Firefox that will (I’m sure it will) make enormous impact on the way we use the browser. It allows to... more »
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CSS Hacks
Here listing about Conditions in CSS, !important, @import, Abstract (*) Hack, Opacity, “min-height” Hack, CSS Reset Hacks.
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