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: Tech BlogGoogle Launch Chrome OS (Next Year)
The media has been wildly speculating about Google’s Chrome OS launch this week. Craig takes a close look at what has actually been released.
How to Run IE6, IE7 and IE8 on Windows 7 HOME
The excellent XP Mode is only available for Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. Are Windows 7 Home users left out in the cold? Not any more…
Show Me the Data!
No one wants to read through thousands and thousands of lines of data looking for a trend. But what’s the best way to condense all that data into a simple visual representation? Read our latest tutorial to find out!
Why Google Should Not Give Chrome the Go-Ahead
Google has ambitious plans for Go and are considering implementation as a new client-side development language. Craig expresses his concern at the plans and browser plugins in general.
It’s All Go for Google
Google is concerned that developers do not have enough choice when it comes to picking the perfect programming language. Craig looks at “Go” – a new language from the internet giant.
Google Releases its JavaScript Closure Tools
Do we need more JavaScript libraries and tools? Perhaps not, but since these power Google Search, GMail, Docs and Maps, they’re worth another look.
Google Closure: How not to write JavaScript
What if Google released a JavaScript library that sucked, and no one noticed? JavaScript expert Dmitry Baranovskiy has peeked under the hood of Google’s new Closure Library, and he doesn’t like what he sees. Follow along as he points out a few of the library’s many failings, and why the Web deserves better from Google.
Video: CSS Frameworks – Make the Right Choice
Choose the right framework and you’ll save yourself a lot of work. Choose the wrong one, and you’ll find your projects weighed down by restrictive assumptions and masses of code that you don’t understand. When it comes to CSS frameworks, making the right choice is everything.
Are You Violating the Eolas Ajax Patent?
It’s true: Eolas has an Ajax patent and is filing infringement lawsuits against a long list of US corporations. Should we return to static web sites to avoid a visit from their lawyers?
Installing PHP on Windows Just Got Easier
Have you ever felt frustrated when setting up a PHP/MySQL development environment on Windows? A new all-in-one installer makes the process easier than ever. Perhaps surprisingly, the package comes from Microsoft.
