PayPal is launching a new website for its third-party developers and is kicking off a cross-country bus tour to attend several conferences and meet-ups, including the eBay On Location event. The new X.com website is designed for the new, expanded X.Commerce program that encompasses all of eBay’s properties, including PayPal, […]
Monthly Archives: August 2011
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By Jason Beaird 27th Aug 2011 Layout Inspiration 3 If you’re feeling so overwhelmed by the many resources available that even to contemplate starting a morgue file for inspiration is beyond you, take a few minutes to browse through those sites. Look past the colors and textures to the boxes […]
I realize few of you will want to celebrate, but IE6 is ten years old today. I’m sure the original developers never thought it would reach double figures when the final version was released on August 27, 2001. Ten years is an astonishing achievement for any piece of software — […]
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A Webinar showcase by CIGNEX Magento to share Magento’s Open Source based e-Commerce benefits. Online PR News – 26-August-2011 –A Webinar to share Magento’s Open Source based e-Commerce benefits in the EMEA Asia-Pac regions. Join Magento, the leading Open Source e-Commerce platform and CIGNEX, Magento’s global Gold Solution partner for […]
Episode 127 of The SitePoint Podcast is now available! This week our regular interview host Louis Simoneau (@rssaddict) interviews Chris Coyier (@chriscoyier) who works for Wufoo and runs the website CSS-Tricks.com. Listen in Your Browser Play this episode directly in your browser — just click the orange “play” button below: Download […]
It’s been a busy week. We’ve discovered how the new HTML5 APIs can help us open, read and upload files which the user dragged and dropped into the browser window. This article summarizes the techniques and the current level of browser support. HTML5 API Support Your JavaScript code should check […]
In its own words “Breaking Development focuses on new, emerging techniques for web development and design for mobile devices”. I would say that Breaking Development is an emerging conference offering an interstellar lineup of speakers with an intimate atmosphere, capped at just 250 lucky attendees. Their next event is being […]
Have you ever wondered what it meant to “mixin” functionality into your classes? Have you seen include and extend used in Ruby code and wondered what was going on? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. Mixins can offer a lot of flexibility to your code and by […]