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Creating A Multi Column Layout With CSS3

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-11

Every year, computer screens are getting wider and wider and the text paragraphs on websites are becoming wider too and difficult to read.

Futures and Promises in JavaScript

Nisha Singh — 2012-05-30

With JavaScript usage constantly on the increase, asynchronous event-driven applications are becoming more and more popular. However, a common issue many developers face is with result-dependent operations being used in an asynchronous environment,

Futuremail API for Web Developers

Akshat Goel — 2011-05-22

This is an API which can be used to schedule an email for a later date. This API can utilised in any programming languages like PHP, Javascript or Python.

A Chat About Adminer The Alternative To PHPmyAdmin

Khayrattee Wasseem — 2013-05-19

A Chat About Adminer – A Simple, Yet Effective, Database Management tool written in PHP

Fresh Tools and Code Snippets for Web Designers

Sean Brown — 2013-05-16

A collection of fresh tools and trendy HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript code snippets that can help to save time when designing a new website.

How to be jQuery-free?

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-14

jQuery is now the most famous JavaScript library. There are around 57.3% websites in the world using jQuery, i.e, 6 out of 10 websites are using jQuery. If we only consider those websites which use libraries, then the percentage is even higher which is 91.7%.

Zend Framework 2 Forms – Simple and Available Everywhere

Nisha Singh — 2013-04-05

I think it goes without saying, forms are one of the central elements of any web-based application. They’re used for everything from logging in, to searching content and managing information. Given that, they should be first-class citizens, able to be developed and reused with relative ease.

CSS and JavaScript tools to take your website to the next level

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-14

Want to enhance your website with the latest tools available? In this article, I have compiled a bunch of super useful tools to enhance your website and take it to the next level.

Making ‘mouseover’ event work on an iPad

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-11

Because of the way Safari on iOS creates events to emulate a mouse, some of your web page elements may not behave as expected on iOS.

Implementing QuickSort in PHP

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-14

This is how QuickSort operates on a list of elements:

RESTful APIs with ZF2, Part 1

Nisha Singh — 2013-02-13

RESTful APIs have been an interest of mine for a couple of years, but due to circumstances, I've not had much chance to work with them in any meaningful fashion until recently.

Multiple Background CSS Animations

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-14

background animation has been a hot topic for a long time, mostly because they look pretty sweet and don't require additional elements. I was recently asked if it was possible to have multiple background animations on a given element and the answer is yes...with concessions. Let's take a look at how it's done!

Getting Started WIth Laravel PHP

Nisha Singh — 2013-05-14

If you code for the web, you’ll most likely have seen all the fuss about the Laravel PHP framework. I’ve decided to take a look and see what all the fuss is about.

jQuery Text Highlighter - A jQuery Plugin For Highlighting Text Fragments In HTML Documents

Nisha Singh — 2012-06-18

jQuery Text Highlighter is a jQuery plugin for highlighting text fragments in HTML documents. Highlighting is done by wrapping selected text in tags.

overriding default gallery shortcode and fetch the attachments easily in wordpress

Nisha Singh — 2013-02-04

Shortcodes are a sort of plugin used to display different contents, but the only difference with the traditional plugins is that shortcodes are embeddable by the authors almost anywhere in the content block. Wordress has an extensive list of community developed shortcodes as well as a few backed/developed by Automattic themselves. Among those, gallery shortcode is one of the most popular ones and

PHP Data Feeds – Export Database to CSV

Phil L — 2013-05-05

I develop in a few languages, but I use PHP for just about all of my data feeds. I do so because the PHP scripts are portable (most web hosts support PHP) and the code itself is small and easy to change.

The script I use is typically only about 20 lines long, as show below. I'll spill the code, then explain.

PHP Interview With Jakub Vrana Co-Author Of The Official PHP Manual

Khayrattee Wasseem — 2013-04-28

=> Main PHp Advice:
- Learn How To Use Arrays
- Use Classes In A Smart Way

=> One PHP Person he admires:
- Derick Rethans (Creator of Xdebug)

=> One PHP Framework he recommends:
- Nette Framework

Why I Love Firefox OS

Fawad Hassan — 2013-04-29

I wrote a guest post for ProPakistani about Firefox OS explaining why I love it and advocate it? It explains first few flaws of Android and iOS. Then it introduces Firefox OS and explains how it solve Android/iOS problems. Then few lines about its availability and developer phones from Geeksphone (Keon and Peak). In the end, brief explanation of why I support Mozilla Foundation.

Sort JavaScript Object by Key or Value

Fawad Hassan — 2013-04-27

This is a quick tip for sorted access to JavaScript object by key or value.

Laravel 4 – simple website with backend tutorial

Zvonko Biskup — 2013-04-25

Most of the tutorials I found on Laravel 4 don’t really cover an entire process of building a web site/app with the framework. That is why I wanted to write down my process of building a web site, with a backend panel, simple user authentication, content management, image processing, API routes, etc.