Having spent a whole lot of time sharing, and reading links shared by others, on Google+ and through my Google Reader account, I have decided it is about time a stop thinking about it and do it already
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Often times the simplest tool is exactly what is needed to fix the most complex of problems. Sometimes you need to gain access to the right information to help your end users and support your web application through its various life cycles. Over especially the last couple of months I have run into a couple of web applications that are simple for the most part but, what they provide makes them invaluable. The situations I encountered were not unique and are …
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I found out about the CSS3 PIE library a couple of days ago and finally decided to give it a go today. The PIE library site is still a bit sparse in terms of usage guidelines and demos so, I decided to put one together to help other web developers get up to speed quickly.
UPDATE: I got in contact with the creator of CSS3 PIE, Jason Johnston, and if you do not want to go through the process off building …
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One of the biggest aspects that made Firefox such a popular browser for users was the plethora of plugins that is available to enhance the browser. From utilities to make repetitive tasks easier to some of the most advanced web development tools that has changed the life’s of web developers the world over. When Chrome was released, the amazing speed and small footprint of the browser had people switching over to Chrome in spades. One thing the browser did lack though, was …
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Chrome has been my default browser now for some time but, when developing web apps, back to Firefox it is. The rich selection of developer extension such as Firebug, HTMLTidy and the web developer toolbar as well as useful tools like ColorZilla and MeasureIt makes developing web apps just that little easier. This is all about to change as a while ago the flood gates opened when Google announced that the developer channel version of the Chrome browser now supports …
