by bdoga | Jul 8, 2010 | AJAX, CSS, general, IT, Mac-alicious, projects, Utilities, WebDevelopment, XHTML
Every developer knows how important it is to have the right tools. And by having the right tools I mean a text editor. Because ultimately that is all most developers really require to get things done, Developers have been doing it for well over a half century and...
by bdoga | Apr 14, 2009 | AJAX, development, JavaScript, MooTools, WebDevelopment
There are a ton of tools out there that web developers can use to create dynamic and engaging websites. Every once and a while one tool will stand out above the others in it’s usefulness and design. Fancy Upload is one of those tools. Providing a slick interface...
by bdoga | Jun 9, 2008 | CSS, WebDevelopment, XHTML
When working with Dynamic Site Development, it is often necessary to give the client some kind of message to inform them that their action has been either successful or not successful or not so good or…you get the picture. I have used several different methods...
by bdoga | May 16, 2008 | CSS, general, WebDevelopment
I recently came across an article online, that talked about and showed many examples of using the space in your web pages footer more effectively. Wow talk about insightful, and the examples on the site give you a great feel for what some other web...
by bdoga | May 12, 2008 | AJAX, E-commerce, JavaScript, WebDevelopment
I have worked with many different e-commerce platforms over the years, From very basic to extremely complex. I have recently come across a relatively new e-commerce platform that has got me hooked. FoxyCart has created a great set of e-commerce tools that allow you to...
by bdoga | May 5, 2008 | AJAX, CSS, JavaScript, MooTools, WebDevelopment
One of my biggest concerns when building a dynamic website is, “How do I validate the users input?” Obviously there are many different ways to do this, you can validate the data on the back end as it receiving script is processing, and send an error,...
