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Quick Tip: How to Use the New Post-Thumbnail Feature in WordPress 2.9
How to install & configure vBulletin
Dynamic website using php part one
Create a wordpress showcase theme
Beautiful CSS3 Search Form
U-Design WordPress Theme
Karma - Clean and Modern Wordpress Theme
Striking Premium Corporate & Portfolio WP Theme
Scope: Agency / Business WordPress Theme
RT-Theme 15 Premium Wordpress Theme
UberMenu - WordPress Mega Menu Plugin
jQuery Banner Rotator / Slideshow
RoyalSlider – Touch-Enabled jQuery Image Gallery
CSS3 Mega Drop Down Menu
Estro - jQuery Ken Burns & swipe effect slider
Allow your Clients to Update their Websites on the Go
In this tutorial you will be going to learn how to set up a website that can be easily edited via your iPhone and the Pagelime mobile app.
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Python from Scratch: Getting Started
Welcome to Python from Scratch, where I’m going to teach you the ins and outs of Python development… from scratch.
The Tcl Shell
The Tcl Shell, gives an introduction to the Tcl shell.Tcl/Tk 8 Programming Cookbook is a new book that will help readers to understand the basics and fundamentals of the Tcl/Tk 8 programming language..
Quick Tip: The Power of Google Analytics Custom Variables
Familiarity with your users and their needs is the most important aspect of any successful site or web campaign. Google Analytics is the perfect tool to gather this sort of information. But there’s much more you can find out about your users when you begin using custom variables to make better decisions.
Create A Simple User Interface Kit From Scratch
Last week, we took a look at how to create a simple user interface kit in Photoshop as a way to expedite work in some of your web design projects. We got a lot of requests for how to make the elements functional, so without further delay, here’s the followup tutorial that you guys requested!
Can You Hack Your Own Site? A Look at Some Essential Security Considerations
This article walks through the brainstorming stage of planning for what is, in this instance, a hypothetical user-centric web application.
Data-backed Components
Data-backed Components explains how GXT facilitates working with data. It looks at the components available for retrieving, manipulating, and processing data and then moves on to work with the built-in data-backed display components.
In Defense Of A/B Testing
Recently, A/B testing has come under (unjust) criticism from different circles on the Internet. Even though this criticism contains some relevant points, the basic argument against A/B testing is flawed. It seems to confuse the A/B testing methodology with a specific implementation of it (e.g. testing red vs. green buttons and other trivial tests). Let’s look at different criticisms that have surfaced on the Web recently and see why they are unfounded.
The Newbies Guide to Test-Driven Development
Testing your code is annoying, but the impact of not doing so can be orders of magnitude more annoying! In this article, we\'ll use test-driven development to write and test our code more effectively.
Quick Tip: 4 Ways to Auto-Refresh your Browser when Designing new Sites
You know the drill: make some edits to your document, click save, switch over to your browser, refresh it, and then observe the changes. Wouldn\'t it be convenient if there was to auto-refresh your browser at a provided interval? That way, for instance, every three seconds, the browser will automatically refresh. Granted, this isn\'t too practical for heavy websites, however, when you\'re first beginning the design of a new website, it\'s quite convenient! I\'ll show you a couple of ways of achieving this.