New devices get invented fast and it is our job as developers to be able to accommodate for those changes and new devices. Learn about Responsive design.
Visual Basic Today: What Is Responsive Design?
Published 02/15/2016
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Using JavaScript to Work with The Document Object Model — Part I
Published 06/22/2006
Discover the basics of the W3C DOM and learn how to use JavaScript to transverse the nodes within it. (Javascript)
Using Gradient Shading in Web Pages
Published 03/03/2006
Cascading Style Sheets have all kinds of filters that add neat effects to your Web pages. Learn how the gradient filter adds gradient coloring.
FAQ: How to Open a URL or Send an E-Mail from a VB Application
Published 12/14/2004
Open a URL or send an e-mail with a click of a button from within a VB application.
Write an FTP Client with VB.NET to Bridge Legacy Software
Published 10/20/2004
Paul Kimmel gives you all you need to write a complete implementation of an FTP client in managed code. Once you create a socket and an IPEndPoint, and decipher the data you will receive from the other end point, you are well on your way to writing connected software.
HTML Syntax Highlighting
Published 01/29/2004
Create a usercontrol that can be added to a form to provide HTML syntax highlighting in a RichTextBox. (Added: 2-May-1999)
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Comparing the stdio and iostream C++ Libraries
Published 01/20/2016
It's essential to know the differences in these libraries and use them correctly. This brief tutorial will guide you.
Web Developers: Are Your Sites Using HTTPS?
Published 06/08/2016
Web sites that need certificates, the secure ones running under HTTPS, are quickly becoming the standard. Get ready to use certificates.
Building a Conversation Bot
Published 06/10/2016
Learn about the Microsoft Bot Framework, and how to craft a conversation bot.
The Value of APIs
Published 06/06/2016
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are where you have to be. It's not a matter of if as much as a matter of which.
