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Craig analyzes Jakob Nielsen's latest usability article, "Repurposing vs Optimized Design". Does it make a valid case against Responsive Design techniques?Read More

Craig's latest tutorial explains how to create SVG images and add simple drawing elements with nothing more than a text editor.Read More
Almost everyone dealing with web technologies knows jQuery, or has heard of it, and while powerful it is not ideal for building Rich Internet Applications. And this is where Knockout.js shines... Read More
At SitePoint we live and breathe web tech … and we love our ebooks. Combining these two passions is a challenge we relish, whether we’re releasing an all-encompassing guide to the world... Read More

Introduction WordPress, as a platform, has moved from only being a blogging platform, to a platform for a wide variety of websites. One major reason for this, is how easily WordPress can be... Read More
Samba is the software package that allows you to share files, printers and other common resources across a network, and in this article I will be showing you how to install, set-up and manage a Samba... Read More

In the final installment of his series, Putting a Stop to Abusive Clients, John Tabita shows you how to put it all together in a complete, comprehensive process to end the abuse once and for all.Read More
C. You've all heard about it, but how much do you actually know about it? In this piece, Surabhi introduces us to this powerful language.Read More
One of the best-kept secrets when it comes to WordPress theme design is the power that can be wielded by a well-crafted “functions.php” file. This file resides within the theme’s... Read More
If you’ve built a plugin-free browsing experience for the iPad, a few changes will make it ready for the new IE10 plugin-free experience on Windows 8. As more browsers adopt the plugin-free... Read More

Craig discusses two new proposals which could prevent the CSS3 vendor prefix catastrophe before it begins.Read More
Web developers have long yearned for a way to store data long term. Cookies are an option, but they can only store 4KB of data. Additionally, cookies are sent to the server with each HTTP... Read More
Networking is often regarded to be complicated and very difficult to manage but as it forms an essential role in the day-to-day use of your computer the purpose of this article is to expose a few... Read More





