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New in the HTML5 Development Center
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Understanding CSS3 Media Queries
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10 Tips for Writing Code in WordPress Posts
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Using the HTML5 Download Attribute
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Understanding CSS Support for Background
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New Goodies
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Understanding CSS3 Media Queries
This article gives web developers an overview of CSS3 media queries.
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Understanding CSS Template Layout
The CSS3 Template layout module is a draft module which provides a high level view of layouts which is needed for positioning and alignment of widgets in a graphical user interface or the layout grid for a page. This article walks the readers through the basics of those CSS3 template layouts.
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Responsive Design Cross-Platform
In the last few years, responsive design has changed the way designers build websites and the way design programs work. In this article we look at how this has changed the workflow for designers and developers.
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10 Tips for Writing Code in WordPress Posts
In this article we look at 10 tips for writing code in WordPress posts. Depending on the nature of your blog, there might be times when you want to use pieces of code (such as HTML, CSS, PHP, or JavaScript) within your posts. The challenge is to make the code appear as code without being executed.
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HTMLGoodies Sponsored Content
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Simplifying Cross-platform HTML5 Mobile App Development With Intel's XDK
A team of developers created an HTML5 app for a major website that offers a much more sophisticated user experience on each of the mobile platforms commonly in use today. The tools they used eliminated much of the custom coding required to bring the desired features to each platform. Check out the story!
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Leverage Your HTML5 Savvy to Build Commercial, Cross-Platform Apps and Games
An unexpected player has entered the fray with a tool that makes HTML5 mobile development easy while also directly addressing some of the shortcomings of Web technologies in mobile apps. See a demonstration of how quickly you can begin creating your own apps using HTML5.
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Common Techniques in Responsive Web Design
This article about responsive Web design explores techniques for designing and implementing layouts that respond to the context of a user’s device, including handling grid-layout, bandwidth-sensitive image scaling and optimization of text and form fields.
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Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse with HTML5 and SVG: Text, Paths and Basic Animation
Of all the features of HTML5, SVG has gotten precious little attention. Learn how it can create visually appealing pages, while possibly saving you from the impending zombie apocalypse.
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Getting to Know CSS3 Selectors, Part 1: Structural Pseudo-Classes
Most of us are already familiar with id and class selectors, and I introduced you to the beauty of attribute selectors in “Understanding CSS Selectors.” But there’s so much more. In this two-part series, I’ll look at the new selectors in CSS3, starting with structural pseudo-classes.
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Featured Goodies
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Understanding CSS3 Media Queries
This article gives web developers an overview of CSS3 media queries.
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Managing Content position for your content in HTML5 applications
In this article, we will learn about CSS3 support for positioning and stacking of elements.
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How to Use Babylon.js to Create 3D Rendering for the Web
WebGL is clearly a hot topic nowadays. Apple has just announced the availability of WebGL for Safari (without having to struggle with options) and iOS 8. This allows web developers to create 3D web sites that can really be used everywhere. This article, written by David Catuhe, details some of the functionality behind the new Babylon.js
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Working with Tables Using jQuery
HTML tables' cumbersome tag structure make them difficult to work with in a dynamic way - without jQuery that is. Its DOM and iteration utility methods allow you to manipulate table cells without having to worry so much about the tags.
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Using CSS3 for transitions in web applications
In this article, Vipul Patel walks through the basics of using CSS3 support for transitions in your web pages.
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Web Developer Daily News
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iOS Receives Long Awaited Native Wikipedia App
While Android users got their first, iOS users are finally getting their very own Wikipedia app.
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DBmaestro Sees Database Continuous Delivery Growth in Healthcare and Financial Sector.
DBmaestro (www.DBmaestro.com), the pioneer and leading provider of DevOps for Database solutions announced that first-half sales showed an increase in demand for Continuous Delivery in the database in both the financial and healthcare sectors.
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DLA Piper IPT Announces the Release of a new Agile Software Development Contract Template
The DLA Piper IPT team in Edinburgh announced the release of their recent development, an innovative new contract template, currently being piloted with a select group of clients.
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Understanding CSS Template Layout
The CSS3 Template layout module is a draft module which provides a high level view of layouts which is needed for positioning and alignment of widgets in a graphical user interface or the layout grid for a page. This article walks the readers through the basics of those CSS3 template layouts.
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UNESCO Project May Save Rare Languages as Social Media Provides New Hope
Of the estimated 7,000 languages that are spoken around the world, UNESCO projects half will disappear by the end of the century. But social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter are in a position to revitalize and preserve indigenous, minority and endangered languages, linguists and language-preservation activists say.
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Understanding CSS Support for Background
In the last few years, responsive design has changed the way designers build websites and the way design programs work. Many of these programs have now been rebuilt to deliver results cross-platform, for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. This article explores the options and strategies of this feature.
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HTML and Graphics Tutorials
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How to Create Lightbox Popups in WordPress
In this article we look at Lightbox popups using a WordPress plugin and a AWeber, a popular autoresponder program.
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8 Rules to Follow When Using TWAIN for Your Image Capture Web App
This article will touch upon the history of TWAIN and its wide use before diving into developer planning considerations. With a focus on developing image capturing applications to use within web-based document management applications, the article will uncover 8 rules for TWAIN-based application development.
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Adobe Photoshop to Edge Reflow Tips and Tricks
In this article we continue our exploration of Photoshop CC, Edge Reflow CC and the new Generator plugin with the intention of quickly exporting web layouts from Photoshop into Reflow in a web ready format. As you'll see, the process needs some work.
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Beyond HTML
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Testing DOM Events Using jQuery and Jasmine 2.0
Jasmine makes it possible to test that a given DOM event occurred and what the results of the event were. In today's article, Rob Gravelle demonstrates how to write tests for the button click event using Jasmine 2.0, jQuery, and an additional third-party library called jasmine-jquery.
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10 Essential Web Design Strategies
In this article we look at 10 design strategies for the web. Since the web is changing all the time, designers and developers must adapt. Here, we cover some of the current and past design practices.
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Primers
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8 Rules to Follow When Using TWAIN for Your Image Capture Web App
This article will touch upon the history of TWAIN and its wide use before diving into developer planning considerations. With a focus on developing image capturing applications to use within web-based document management applications, the article will uncover 8 rules for TWAIN-based application development.
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Inside Moboom, a New Mobile Experience
In this article we're going to have a look at Moboom, a platform for creating responsive web designs for desktop, tablet and mobile devices.