With HTML5 and JavaScript, you can implement native drag and drop functions within the Web browser. This is one of the emerging HTML5 tools that promises to make websites more interactive without relying on additional technologies such as Flash. In this tutorial we will create a simple page with images the user can drag and drop into designated areas.
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PHP Ad Tracker Part III: Data Object Coding
This week, we’ll examine the code for the data object class file and how the other parts of the site will use these methods. First, we include the database connection string information. This information includes the database server name, cursor location and other pertinent information.
Developing a Responsive Website Part 4: Finishing The Homepage Portfolio Slider
This week we’re going to finish up the portfolio slider on our homepage that we have already started.
5 Best Practices Before Deploying a Rails App
Starting out as a newb in anything is always tough because you never really know what “the right” way to do things are.If you are anything like me, you can easily hack your way through things and get them to work, but are always afraid that you are missing something. Well, I’ve come up with my own list of best practices before I deploy a Rails application to the public.
Using Backgrounds in CSS3
With CSS3, developers and designers can utilize an enhanced range of options for Web page backgrounds. New options include the ability to use multiple background images, to specify size properties for background images, and to define background origin and clipping in terms of the CSS box model. In this tutorial we will work through various options using these new techniques, demonstrating the CSS syntax for each one.