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You spent the money to get your site professionally designed with the customizations necessary to run your site just the way you want it. You even spent time making sure your forms stand up to intrusions. But, have you tested how fast your site can run, or can run at all, when 50, 100, or [...]

There are two modes with which a browser can interpret CSS code. The first is Strict, which is what we strive for. Strict allows standards-compliant CSS to render correctly and also allows jQuery to function correctly. The second is Quirks mode. When a browser receives HTML that it doesn’t understand, it tries to render it [...]

“Unfolding events that affect the upcoming bear market.” Be prepared for the DOW to drop dramatically, possibly to 4000 by the end of 2010. Now is the time to be liquid, and safe. The Japanese “Black Swan” Event By James B. Driscoll March 24, 2011 Well, I hadn’t planned on writing another column so soon [...]

Often, while coding websites, it’s necessary to target specific browsers — usually IE6, IE7, or IE8. The most common method of accomplishing this uses a conditional comment like: <!--[if IE 6]>     Special instructions for IE 6 here. <![endif]--> However, this method slows down the browser while loading the page. It is possible to make this [...]

Despite Ian Hickson stating that HTML5 won't be formally recommended by W3W until 2022 at the earliest, you can still use some of the rich tags and attributes right now.

The E-commerce market continues to grow at an unprecedental rate. In 2008 5% of U.S.A retail transactions take place online and revenue peaked at $141 Billion. A growth of between 10-15% is expected within the next 5 years.

Have you ever been writing a bit of logic into a PHP web application and thought, “I really don’t want to write an entire if/else structure just to set one variable!” Or, have you ever wanted to echo something as simple as “On” or “Off” from a boolean without having to worry about your nesting [...]

HTML5 has been the buzz of the web design world for the last year or so. There are all kinds of articles about the great new features it brings to the table. The problem is, no browser fully supports HTML5 yet. Most modern browsers (Firefox, IE9(beta), Chrome, Opera, and Safari) have partial support for HTML5’s [...]

Over the past few years web services have become more and more commonplace and their popularity continues to grow. Which is probably why PHP’s built-in SOAP functionality has become easier and easier to implement. In this article we will look at connecting to and using a SOAP web service, referred to as ‘consuming’ the web [...]