jQuery Scroll Path is a customizable scrolling plugin for jQuery. It uses the HTML5 canvas to draw arcs and lines that define custom scroll paths. The code is available on GitHub and is easily customized. Here’s the gist of Continue reading
Well, I can’t believe it, but my son turned 4 today! It is hard to believe how quickly time flies! I wanted to share this picture of him learning PHP with all of you. HAHA!
With the popularity of the last Computer Science History story about Alan Turing, we decided to take a closer look at another fascinating story. Ada Augusta Byron (Ada Lovelace) was born on December 10, 1815. I know what you’re thinking: Continue reading
Have you ever used the Google Maps API? If so, I’m willing to bet that you passed a version parameter in order to tell it which version of the API you were going to use. This is very handy! It Continue reading
For a long time, I simply used mysql_connect(), mysql_query(), etc to handle all of my database work from within PHP. Don’t get me wrong, this works just fine. However, I had heard about PDO (PHP Data Objects) a while back Continue reading
A while back, we published an article chock full of free apps. There was a lot of stuff that we left out though. One of the glaring holes was in the Programming/Development section. We completely left out Eclipse. One reason Continue reading
HTML Colors What do those html hex values for colors actually mean? Well, I intend to explain it as clearly as possible right here. HTML colors aren’t supposed to be complex or confusing. The hex values are six digits following Continue reading
Today, Adobe announced that it is cutting Mobile Flash along with 750 jobs. “Over the past two years, we’ve delivered Flash Player for mobile browsers and brought the full expressiveness of the web to many mobile devices, however, HTML5 is Continue reading
Have you ever tried to create a nice grid of MySQL results before? Perhaps something 4 items across and 4 items down with pagination for more than 16 results? Well, let’s go ahead and build that here so you can Continue reading
If you have ever had to run a series of SQL statements that alter the table or tables, then you know the fear of encountering an error in the middle of the script! Let’s say you need to run a Continue reading