Andrew Tetlaw
Andrew Tetlaw
Wow, !important is actually useful in CSS. Who Knew!?Read More
Anthony Calzadilla had made an impressive AT-AT walker animation using only CSS3. Find out how he did it.Read More
The SitePoint CSS and HTML Reference has had a massive browser compatibility update. Check out which browsers are now included and find out how the Reference could save your sanity!Read More
Ben Galbraith, of Mozilla Labs, is speaking at Web Directions South '09 on The State of Browser Tools. Andrew had the opportunity to interview him about his Web Directions session, the Bespin... Read More
Andrew Muller's Flex-based Twitter app is really taking shape. In his previous article, Share Media on Twitter Using Flex, Part I: The Basics, Andrew laid the groundwork for his Flex app for sharing... Read More
Have you noticed that when EA Games release a new title they often simultaneously release the game for every gaming platform from PS3 to Nintendo DS?
There are huge differences in the... Read More
Adobe AIR has a comprehensive JavaScript API, including methods for reading and writing to the file system. In this article Andrew will show you how easy it is to make your AIR application remember... Read More
To celebrate the release of the new edition of well-loved SitePoint book "Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site Using PHP & MySQL, 4th Edition" — by Kevin Yank, we're publishing a chapter a day... Read More
Did you realize that if you know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript then you know enough to create your own desktop applications using Adobe AIR? In this article I'll demonstrate just how easy it is to create... Read More
Lots of impressive technology has been demonstrated at the recent Google I/O event; Web Elements, Google App Script, Google Maps API v3, and the amazing Google Wave.Read More
Don't know what the Konami Code is? Wonder no more. In this blog post you'll find everything you need to know to add a Konami Code powered easter egg to your site using jQuery. Read More
Now that most social media sites offer a JSON API, it's easy to create your own web site badges using jQuery. You'll be surprised at how little code it takes to knock up a Twitter badge.Read More
With the release of IE8, there's excitement in the air about ending support for IE6. Will 2009 be the year in which everyone can drop IE6 support for good? Do IE6 users really deserve this treatment?Read More
Techniques for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 is a very easy-to-read document for web developers and designers. It's also full of useful, practical tips. Here are a few examples.Read More
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