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MyWebSql – Open Source & Ajaxed MySQL Manager

MyWebSql – Open Source & Ajaxed MySQL Manager: " MyWebSql is a web-based and open source MySQL client that is built with PHP. It has an Ajaxed interface and besides the rows of tables, it can control views, stored procedures, triggers and functions. Data can be exported and imported easily (query results can be exported as well). MyWebSql comes with a syntax highlighting rich-text SQL editor to run queries (the last-ran query is shown automatically which is a nice reminder). The application...
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Experiment CSS3 Properties Easily With CSS3 Playground

Experiment CSS3 Properties Easily With CSS3 Playground: " Mike Plate, a freelance web and mobile developer, has created an impressive CSS3 Playground to help seeing the properties in action easily. The web application enables you to style a box with a text (that can be resized and re-positioned) with the help of sliders and color-pickers. Once the properties (like radius, box-shadow, CSS3 transforms, etc.) are updated the result is displayed instantly with the CSS code generated. ...
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HTML5 Reset – A Base For HTML5-CSS3 Projects

HTML5 Reset – A Base For HTML5-CSS3 Projects: " While starting a web project, we usually use a set of resources like CSS-reset, various JS hacks for IE, etc. to overcome browser incompability issues. HTML5 Reset is a project which aims to offer a base for the HTML5-CSS3 projects which covers these issues by default. Besides the standard HTML tags, it has rules to reset the new tags like title, header, footer and JavaScript-powered fixes for IE. The set comes in 2 versions: Bare Bones (stripped...
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Feature-Rich, Robust & Professional CMS: Vivvo

Feature-Rich, Robust & Professional CMS: Vivvo: " Vivvo is a professional and "commercial open source" CMS application that is built with PHP, uses MySQL for storing data and offers a "top-notch" experience. The application is ready to power any type and size of website from a portal to a newspaper, a blog, etc. as it is already preferred by 1000s of websites. The CMS comes as a downloadable package to install on your own servers (has a web-based installer) with powerful features for managing...
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Best Practices To Design a Perfect HTML Navigation Bar

Best Practices To Design a Perfect HTML Navigation Bar: " The navigation bar is an inevitable element in every website. In this post I want to share with you some simple practices and suggestions aimed at designing a perfect HTML navigation bar. Let’s start illustrating the typical HTML structure. Here is a schematization of a typical navigation bar that contains some links: The HTML code is really simple, nothing more than <div> layer with an unordered list inside. As you probably know,...
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The Most Powerful and Feature Rich Web-Based Code Editors (IDEs)

The Most Powerful and Feature Rich Web-Based Code Editors (IDEs): " With all the talk of Cloud computing at the moment and after reading a short article on Dzones blog a few months back that questioned whether or not It Was the Right Time for Web-Based IDEs? (it was a split poll), we were inspired enough to venture out and find out what web based IDEs (integrated development environment) are available and which actually are the best. The results were a little bit surprising. What we found was literally...
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HTML5 Apps: What, Why, and How

HTML5 Apps: What, Why, and How: " If you want to build web apps, you might want to think about using HTML5. HTML5 is the new hotness when it comes to app development, and it has the potential to change the way software is made and sold. It also activates the millions of people out there who know how to make web pages, and never thought their skill set could be used for something else. But before jumping into development, there are some things you should know about HTML5. In this tutorial, I’ll teach you the basics! What is HTML5? HTML5 is a W3C spec in the making. It started at WHATWG,...
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25 HTML5 Features, Tips, and Techniques you Must Know

25 HTML5 Features, Tips, and Techniques you Must Know: " This industry moves fast — really fast! If you’re not careful, you’ll be left in its dust. So, if you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed with the coming changes/updates in HTML5, use this as a primer of the things you must know. 1. New Doctype Still using that pesky, impossible-to-memorize XHTML doctype? <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> If so,...
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Who Needs University? The Best Nettuts+ Screencast Training Courses

Who Needs University? The Best Nettuts+ Screencast Training Courses: " Education is expensive…very expensive! But, luckily, 95% of the tutorials and courses on Nettuts+ are free! And, should you require more training, a Tuts+ premium subscription is extremely cheap, at only $9 per month. Whether you’re hoping to learn jQuery, WordPress, CSS, Tumblr, PHP, CodeIgniter, or JavaScript, we’ve got you covered! Further, if screencasts are your thing, you’re particularly in luck, thanks to our in depth...
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Building Persistant Sticky Notes with Local Storage

Building Persistant Sticky Notes with Local Storage: " HTML5 local storage is like cookies on steroids; it’s incredibly simple to use and yet still so powerful. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create “sticky notes” functionality, that allows your users to take persistent notes while browsing your site. Step 1: The HTML Because of the dynamic nature of this project, there isn’t really much to code in the way of regular old semantic markup. We’ll just simulate a web page by putting together...
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