I am an independent Web Developer who enjoys working with PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and PhotoShop. I'm an enthusiast of the CodeIgniter PHP Framework as well as the jQuery JavaScript library and am hoping to learn Ruby in the near future.
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Officially released by Alex Sexton and Ralph Holzmann in late February of 2011, the yepnope.js resource loader features asynchronous, conditional loading and preloading of both JavaScript and CSS resources. This makes managing dependant, conditional code a breeze.
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The cronTab, or “Cron Table”, is a Linux system process / daemon which facilitates the scheduling of repetitive tasks thereby easing up our day to day routine.
In this tutorial, we’ll create a dynamic PHP class that, using a secure connection, provides us with a means to manipulate the cronTab!
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In this week’s in depth Premium tutorial – in both written and video formats – we are going to learn how to create a dynamic content editing system using the jQuery UI Widget Factory. We’ll go over how to develop a logical, object orientated jQuery UI Widget, transform various nodes to editable text fields, delegate events within the widget framework, manage context, toggle icons, serialize data, and of course edit, restore and delete data using jQuery’s fantastic AJAX functionality!
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In this Nettuts+ Premium tutorial, you’ll learn how to use jQuery to paginate virtually anything: blogs, image galleries, tables and more! We will review the basic set up, steps and calculations required to paginate content and create dynamic links, etc. By the end of this tutorial you should feel comfortable incorporating this style of pagination into any of you projects. Sign up!
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In this Nettuts+ PLUS tutorial, you will learn how to create a dynamic “Image Sprite Framework” from an icon set of your choosing. The framework will consist of the sprite image, a sprite stylesheet whose class names and properties correspond to the icons within our sprite image, and an HTML preview page – which we can use as a quick reference guide for the framework. By the end of this tutorial, you should feel comfortable creating dynamic image sprites on your own and should be able to implement and take full advantage of the many benefits this system provides.
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Learn how to liven up your webpages, from start to finish. Veteran Nettuts+ author Andrew Burgess helps you Get Good with JavaScript.
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