One of the problems we often encounter with front end development is a browser compatibility issue. And Internet Explorer seems to be the biggest offender of all when it comes to rendering CSS properly. Don’t get me wrong; I don’t have anything against Microsoft or Bill Gates specifically, it is just that I find it [...]
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Ryan Campbell has written an interesting article called Web App Autopsy which looks at 4 very different yet all popular web applications from behind the scenes. It gives readers an insight into development of startups and how much time and code it takes to launch a full-blown web application. Graph taken from Web App Autopsy [...]
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One of the most important tasks of any developer is to know what errors occur in his application, because it is impossible to fix them if you don’t know if they exist in the first place. Although you may think that your application is perfect and bugs free, you can never be 100% sure because [...]
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The results are in for The top 100 Webware sites for 2007. The winners are: Firefox (Browsing) Gmail (Communication) Gaia Online (Community) *I thought Digg was going to win. Google (Data) Stardoll (Entertainment) Youtube (Media) Google Mobile (Mobile) ebay (Productivity and Commerce) WordPress (Publishing) *YAY! Wikipedia (Reference) Technorati Tags: webware, winners, contest, web applications
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I dedicate this post to all the great footer designs out there, because footers seem to be the most neglected part of a web design. Followings are 10 of my favourites (in no particular order). If you have any favourites too, please feel free to leave a comment here. Ben & Jerry’s RapidWeaver Toubeauty Tennessee [...]
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I stumped upon Revised Image Replacement article on mezzoblue and thought I would give my two cents. According to the article, there are quite a few image replacement methods with CSS. Classic FIR Single-pixel <img> Replacement Radu Method Leahy/Langridge Method Phark Method Phark Revisited Dwyer Method Gilder/Levin Method Lindsay Method Shea Enhancement What I use: [...]
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Apple has released Safari for Windows today. You can download it at http://www.apple.com/safari/download/ I am going to install it on my computer to see how it runs. Anyone has installed it yet? Thanks to WL, SD and SM (Bloke Vogue) for the heads-up. :) Technorati Tags: safari, windows, apple, mac, browser, web browser
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How to create Stored Procedures in MySQL 5.0 Why there’s no such thing as Web 2.0 Shelf Life of a Software Application Removing The Login Barrier Writing Secure Web Applications with PHP Technorati Tags: programming, php, mysql, web 2.0, www, links, websites
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Source: comScore Press Release I have always wanted to know what the most popular search engines are and I finally get the answer via a link from Techcrunch today. According to comScore Press Release, for the month of April 07, Google is in the lead with 49.7%, followed by Yahoo! with 26.8%, Microsoft with 10.3%, [...]
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