Lists and tables are often the best way to display data on the web; but you shouldn’t have to worry about sorting that information manually. In today’s tutorial, you’re going to make a jQuery plugin that will put all your ducks in a row with JavaScript ease!
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17 Hours of JavaScript from the Masters
Nov 9th in Web Roundups by Andrew BurgessDouglas Crockford. John Resig. Peter-Paul Koch. Nicolas C. Zakas. If you recognize these names, you probably know what they all have in common: they’re amazingly talented JavaScript Developers. Today, you’ll hear from all of them, in this roundup of JavaScript presentations. Be ready to stretch your brain!
Easy Version Control with Git
Oct 28th in Other by Andrew BurgessHave you ever worked on a project that was so unwieldy, you were scared to update a file or add a feature? Maybe the problem was that you weren’t using a version control system. In today’s tutorial, we’ll learn the basics of what might possibly be the best VCS in the world: Git.
10+ Reasons Why you Should Definitely Upgrade to Windows 7
Oct 22nd in Web Roundups by Andrew BurgessI’m a PC, and I’ve always been one. That’s why I’m excited about the late release of Windows 7. I’ve been playing with the beta and release candidate for 10 months now, and for the last few months, I’ve been running Windows 7 exclusively. So let’s see what Microsoft’s latest offering is all about!
Object-Oriented CSS: What, How, and Why
Sep 29th in HTML & CSS by Andrew BurgessIt sounds like an oxymoron, or at least an impossibility, doesn’t it? How can a static language that’s really more like markup than programming be object-oriented? In this tutorial, I’m going to introduce you to the idea of object-oriented CSS, show you how it works, and try to convince you that you should be using it too!
20+ HTML Forms Best Practices for Beginners – Basix
Sep 3rd in HTML & CSS by Andrew BurgessWorking with XHTML forms can be somewhat daunting; they not only use some niche HTML elements, but also blur the line between static content and user interaction. Let’s review some things to remember when creating your next form.
Firebug: White to Black Belt – New Plus Tutorial
Jul 22nd in News by Andrew BurgessFirebug is a Firefox extension that will streamline your developing process: it offers a plethora of tools for working with HTML, CSS, Javascript, and more. In this tutorial, I’m going to take you to a black belt level of Firebug usage that will karate chop your website woes! Become a Plus member today!
18 Wonderful IDEs for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Jun 3rd in Web Roundups by Andrew BurgessLast week we looked at 22 Neat Editors for Windows. But sometimes, a code editor simply isn’t enough, especially when you’re working with things like databases and classes. Which IDE will you prefer? Hopefully you’ll find it below!
22 Neat Code Editors for Windows
May 25th in Web Roundups by Andrew BurgessCode editors for Windows are numerous, but it seems that only a few of them are really worth using. After all, it can take a while to really get into the groove of an editor and tweak all the settings to your tastes, so you’d better find one you like!
