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: Web Tech BlogCan You Get Manipulative? Take This ColdFusion Quiz and Find Out!
We’ve just published a new quiz and tutorial on manipulating images on the server with ColdFusion 9. Check it out if you’re feeling manipulative!
Hack Attack: Two Events that All You Mashup Masters Won’t Want to Miss
The coming weeks see some exciting opportunities for Aussies who like to mash things up. GovHack and the Lonely Planet Hack Day both offer the chance for like minds to do exciting things with new sets of public data.
Build Your Own Dev Server with VirtualBox
What’s the best way to test your web site on your local machine? Louis walks us through the setup of a virtual Linux server that you can run right inside your desktop operating system.
Have You Reached Email Account Overload?
How many email and webmail accounts do you manage? Has it become increasingly problematical to cope with multiple addresses?
Announcing The 2009 Reader Survey Winner …
5,000 entries, 10 questions, 4 cool prizes up for grabs … but only 1 winner. Andrew announces the results of the 2009 SitePoint Reader Survey.
The CodeBurner Family Welcomes Three New Babies!
Today sees the launch of a major upgrade to CodeBurner, our popular reference tool for Firefox, and also the launch of three new builds, for Opera, OS X Dashboard, and Adobe AIR.
Exclusive Interview With Ben Firshman, Creator of JSNES
Craig interviews Ben Firshman, developer of the JavaScript-based NES emulator JSNES. Find out how it evolved, why Google Chrome was 10x faster, and what response Ben received from the web community, Mozilla, and WebKit.
16 Fabulous Web Browser Options
Why restrict yourself to the big four browsers when there are so many other options out there? Sean gives us a rundown.
Win Signed SitePoint Books at Web Directions South
If you’re at the Web Directions South conference in Sydney and want to win signed copies of SitePoint books, then here’s what you need to do.
Progressive Enhancement Techniques 3: the JavaScript
This is the final of a 3-part series in which Craig explains how to use progressive enhancement techniques. The tutorial covers unobtrusive JavaScript which adds further functionality and refinements to a tab box control.
