Have you ever noticed how many Open Source Content Management programs there are out there? CMSMatrix.org that tracks and compare them, currently lists over 750. But of that number, only a handful have risen to the top of the heap, and a new study, The Open Source CMS Market Share report from Water & Stone names WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal as the winners.
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We’ve had a number of requests from readers for more AJAX — Asynchronous JavaScript And XML — tutorials, and so Max Keisler presents here a round-up of 30 good online tutorials for you. If you’re new to AJAX, just reading the descriptions of the tutorials here will give you an overview of capabilities. Then, move on to the tutorials to learn more about it. Thanks
by Scott Frangos
Recent research shows that just Apple’s iphone, alone, is up to 1.8% of the US browser market. Small potatoes? For the moment… but internet browsing with mobile phones is growing — Goldman Sachs predicted in 2007 that 14 million iPhones will be sold in 2008. That could be low — newer predictions see 10 million sold by September of this year, well before the Chrismas rush. Research also shows that more mobile phone users are browsing the internet each month, that they watch videos (like those on uTube), and that those viewers tend… Continue reading
by Scott Frangos
In this Lesson we’ll look at the CSS structure of an excellent site design in the CSS Zen Garden. You can follow along using the Web Developer Firefox extension which will help us reveal the hidden structure of the design.
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by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor - WebHelperMagazine.com
WordPress 2.5 is almost here — below, a screenshot shows some of the planned revisions to the administration area in the next upgrade of WordPress — version 2.5. Revisions are still being made… Continue reading
Like most web developers or SEO professionals, I use a vast array of tools to get the job done. I use a combination of desktop and web applications, some purchased and some free. Everyone I know has downloaded a free copy of Mozilla Firefox, but few realize that by installing some of the 1,500 free extensions they can eliminate the need for most of the… Continue reading
When you are learning AJAX and JavaScript, it is best to take the time to review a variety of tutorials by different authors — even if they cover the same material. Why? Each writer/instructor will have a slightly different perspective and way of explaining techniques for you. There’s always more than one way to solve a programming challenge, and often you will use techniques you
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