May 2004
http://www.sitepoint.com/blog-post-view.php?id=170248 The above blog had a great stream of discussion going about the importance of testimonials. Some of you indicated that in your experience... Read More
Following from Simon’s excellent tips on Closures and executing JavaScript on page load got an email from Scott Raymond regarding how this can be applied to XMLHttpRequest so figured I’d... Read More
Following on from musings on PHP as Disruptive Technology and Why MySQL Grew So Fast, it occurs to me that what hasn’t been said yet is both are technologies that aim to be cross platform, the... Read More
This, to me, is the best tool for .NET so far. And, I’m including nDoc here :) FxCop is a code inspector that checks assemblies for conformance to .NET Framework design guidelines. And, it... Read More
Over on my other blog I’ve just published a new technique for executing a piece of JavaScript once a page has finished loading. Here’s the code: function addLoadEvent(func) { var... Read More
http://www.sitepoint.com/blog-post-view.php?id=170800 In the last blog (link is above), Roly had some questions about the philosophy of considering your Web Design/Development business to be a... Read More
RSS is flavour of the month - with good reason! David's tutorial shows how to use ColdFusion MX to take advantage of content syndication, create your own RSS feeds, and consume those of other sites.Read More
If you read any other CF blogs then this is old news to you, but for those of you who depend on this blog for news and information you’ll want to start watching this blog. The above link will... Read More
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If you’re a Web Service nut (like me) then today is a happy day. WSE 2.0 (Web Service Enhancements) has been released, and is available for download from Microsoft. The biggest enhancement I... Read More
As you all know now, I like to slip in some OS X news as I have covered OS X in some columns. Apple became a part of the Unix and Open Source communities with the release of OS X and has since been... Read More
From time to time the subject of certification gets raised in PHP circles (and usually vanishes again later), as means to prove your mettle as a PHP programmer to potential clients / employees.... Read More
I was rooting around in the Flash MX 2004′ sock drawer and stumbled across a rather nifty AS file (DepthControl.as) buried in the installation directory; a little further exploratory work and i... Read More
Many web developers instinctively start a new stylesheet by declaring the style of links and visited links in a single statement: a:link, a:visited { /* rules here */ } Doing this avoids the tricky... Read More
