This is the first in a series of tutorials about the basics of web design. These articles are written for individuals that have no prior computer programming knowledge but has basic computer skill: web browsing, file management, and word processing.
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This short series of tutorials will focus on learning jQuery - a lightweight but powerful JavaScript framework. This series jQuery for Designers mainly targeted for graphic designers, web designers, interface/GUI designers and front-end developers.
I also always wanted to play with Rudy on Rails but then that met learning other language, Rudy. Don’t get me wrong its good to learn multiple computer languages, but its to find the time. Now a JavaScript version of Rails thats more productive. I always though JavaScript should be everywhere. Most programmers either know it or can pick it very quickly and it is very portable. So this is some great news and very cool project that could take the web development world by storm.
Very interesting new web browser plugin from Google called Google Gears. Its an open source (new BSD license) plugin that allows web developers the ability to (more…)
Our design firm’s (My Design Buddy’s) studio has recently moved offices from Houston, TX to Katy, TX. We will still provide our quality design services to anyone in the world. If you need to meet with our graphic designers or web designers in person we can meet in any surrounding areas of Houston, Katy, Woodlands, Cypress or Sugarland Texas. To setup an appointment see our information page. If you would like to review our company’s portfolio.
For that past couple of weeks I’ve been research the inner-workings of HTML / Javascript WYSIWYG editors. I’ve found some really good resources and know the basics of how it is possible, but a little disappointed about what some browsers output. Most browsers output some dirty HTML code (more…)
Some people are so stupid.
From Ajaxian:
The web can bring out the worst in people. Some idiots have been DOS attacking jquery.com, and their hosts offered such good service that instead of protecting them, they shut off their service and told them to move.
Apollo is a product from Adobe, schedule release date early 2007, which allows web developers to create full blow desktop applications. Applications developed in Adobe Apollo will run on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux. The APIs are build from HTML/CSS, JavaScript(ECMAscript), AJAX, Adobe Flash, Adobe Flex, and Adobe PDF standards. This means that an experience web design could create cross-platform desktop applications. Adobe’s use of Apple’s standard compliant WebKit browser engine will make developers happy.
