
Web Tech

Has Chrome's growth finally started to plateau? Craig takes us through the latest browser market share facts, figures and fallacies.Read More
In a previous article I showed you how easy it was to install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and by now you should be making yourself familiar with the idea of how your desktop works, where your files are stored... Read More
In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a tabbed post box, including optional JavaScript for additional effect.Read More
The waiting is finally over and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin has arrived and this is the guide to get you up and running in no time at all.Read More

HTML5 WebSockets are great - if your browser and server platform support them. Craig looks at Pusher, a new service which polyfills the gaps and allows you to use WebSocket technology today.Read More
Opa is a new programming language developed with the intention of minimizing the technology stack you work with, while not removing any of the features. Read on to find out more. Read More
Kevin Yank’s done it again! He’s just completed a new 2012 edition of his best-selling book (Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site, 4th Edition) which is now titled - PHP &... Read More
Firefox 12 and Chrome 18 have been released in the past few days. Craig looks at a few (very few) of the new features.Read More
Modern browsers like Internet Explorer 10 are implementing stable versions of some interesting HTML5 features, including offline application programming interfaces (API), drag and drop, and file API.... Read More

Are SVGs are being neglected in favor of the canvas element? Craig cites several good reasons why your next project could benefit from using Scalable Vector Graphics.Read More
Hello readers! I am pleased to let you all know that on Monday, at 12p.m. PST, we'll be exclusively streaming the finals of the Imagine Cup USA.Read More
WebSockets are stable and ready for developers to start creating innovative applications and services. This tutorial provides a simple introduction to the W3C WebSocket API and its underlying... Read More
WordPress, as a content management system, is very adept at handling multiple authors and commenters in a typical blog. One of the best ways it connects a site’s authors and administrators with... Read More




