December 2008
John Resig is the mastermind behind the popular JavaScript library, jQuery. In this interview, John talks to Ara Pehlivanian about the future of JavaScript, online privacy, and the evolution of... Read More
Are you based in Melbourne, Australia (or possibly visiting next week)? If so, then now is the time to pick up some bargain books from the SitePoint head office, in our 2008 Christmas Sale. Buy three... Read More
The following is republished from The SitePoint Tribune #424. Should you offer services or products? The old phrase, The grass is always greener … is often heard when discussing the merits of... Read More
Dave Greiner co-founded Freshview in 2004 and is the design half of the founding partnership, who is responsible for the UI of their products. We caught up with him for an interview about building... Read More
Codebase, a new web application for web developers that launched today, combines a hosted Git repository for source control with a full code management suite including ticketing, milestones, online... Read More
Cross browser testing is one of the biggest headaches for any developer, many of whom maintain multiple test systems just for that purpose. Adobe's oddly named upcoming service Meermeer will change... Read More
As if you really need another reason to use Firefox: a new paper suggests that using the browser in conjunction with a pair of its most popular addons could actually reduce power consumption saving... Read More
A couple of year's ago software developer 37signals released "Getting Real," a downloadable book that outlined their unique business philosophy. The book was a huge hit, leading to over half a... Read More
Google's Chrome sits at about 1% market share world wide -- not bad for a 3 month old browser, but also quite far from the 20% share that Firefox commands and the just under 70% for IE. One of the... Read More
The CSS border property is a surprisingly handy tool for creating all kinds of shapes -- not just boxes! In this article, Tim shows us how to use pure CSS to create all manner of fun visual effects... Read More
One of the first deployments of Microsoft's exciting Live Mesh framework appears to the ailing movie rental chain Blockbuster. Will that be enough to save Blockbuster from what looks like a gloomy... Read More
With the just-released Dreamweaver CS4, Adobe has conceded that web design has moved on. No longer are designers content to limit themselves to what can be built with WYSIWYG tools; instead,... Read More
Adobe's Flash reaches 98% of all net connected computers, whereas Microsoft's competing Silverlight technology reaches just 25%. But what if that wasn't the case; what if Silverlight and Flash were... Read More
According to Net Applications, share of web visits for Microsoft Windows and their Internet Explorer browser dipped to new lows this past month. Meanwhile, shares for Apple's Mac OS and Mozilla's... Read More
