Creating RESTful Websites with meaningful URLs
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Christina Pope | 4/04/2011
REST is a big buzzword these days and creating RESTful sites is a requirement for a lot of new projects.
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You should start to get your head around HTML5
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Robert Beerworth | 14/09/2010
It is fair to say that the slow transition from HTML4 to HTML5 has begun. It is slow and without a clear direction, though more and more glimmers of HTML5 are appearing. It’s time to get your head around it.
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Should I build my website in HTML5?
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Robert Beerworth | 13/07/2010
HTML5 is coming, though when do you pull the trigger? Turns out, it all depends on who you're pointing at.
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The food that makes the programmer
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Benjamin Tinker | 22/10/2009
Being a developer it is important to ensure the delicate balance of caffeine and carbohydrates is in alignment. The morning should start with at least 2 cups of coffee and some kind of fatty/greasy/sugary delectable to get you through the code warm up.
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Overcoming Software Bloat
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Benjamin Tinker | 2/10/2009
This is all about optimization and code reuse. It should not be forgotten that optimization should always be part of the programmers ethos.
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ASP.NET 4.0 Web Form Enhancements (Part 2)
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Stuart Manners | 4/09/2009
Last week I talked about a couple of enhancements which will be part of the next instalment of ASP.NET, 4.0. This week I thought I’d write some more on the topic, but focus on some SEO enhancements.
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My Favourite C# Operator
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Guy MacArthur | 31/08/2009
One of my favourite C# operators I try to use at every and any opportunity is the much beloved "??" operator. For the entirety of my life as a programmer I’ve called this little gem the “question mark question mark” operator.
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ASP.NET 4.0 Enhancements
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Stuart Manners | 26/08/2009
These days the majority of projects I’m involved in use ASP.NET 2.0, so I’ve been following closely what Microsoft is including in its next installment of its .NET Framework. Some of the new features and enhancements are going to be a nice touch, and quite rightly so.
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How Much Code Do You Really Need To Know?
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Benjamin Tinker | 26/08/2009
As the internet continues to expand it has become more of a challenge for a developer to keep up with evolving code structures. In the beginning it was just a bit of HTML then came along Javascript. Before you knew we had all kinds of libraries joining the party ASP, PHP, Cold Fusion, Ruby, VB and so on.
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Visual Studio Intellisense for jQuery
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Matthew Cox | 25/08/2009
Intellisense for javascript was one of the best new features to come with Visual Studio 2008, and now intellisense has come to jQuery.
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Tips & Tricks
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jQuery
Books Actually Do Contain Useful Information
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Benjamin Tinker | 22/07/2009
As I like reading books and find them a much more useful tool when learning than forums, blogs and God forbid Microsoft’s MSDN Library I took it upon myself to scour some of my favorite sites for a new book for skill improvement.
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The CheckBox is dead. Long live the CheckBox!
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Guy MacArthur | 13/07/2009
One of the most hated dreaded slightly annoying controls featured in the asp.net arsenal is the CheckBox. Luckily however, there is a quick and lazy way of giving value back to your CheckBox.
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Trapped by ‘All in one’ Solutions
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Benjamin Tinker | 7/07/2009
Starting out many years ago as a developer it was good fun trying to develop solutions that could be used across multiple websites. This was a great idea in the beginning. The challenge was to try and build some code that could be used over and over again for multiple clients thus streamlining the development process and faster project turn around.
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Programming
IIS7
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Matthew Cox | 2/07/2009
When I am developing web sites, I like my development environment to match, as closely as possible, the actual live environment on the server that will host the finished site. For this reason I prefer to use IIS for development and testing, over the inbuilt development server included with Visual Studio.
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Programming
Database Driven Web Site
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| 3/10/2007
Database development is a significant part of contemporary web design and development. Web sites that contain significant functionality – such as membership profiles and dynamic personalisation – often require data-design know-how.
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Melbourne Web Design
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Melbourne
Apple’s Safari 3 Browser for PC - First Impressions
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| 22/06/2007
With the hot news of Apple releasing Safari For the PC, we take a look at how this new browser performs against the market leaders.
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Web 2.0
Design and Development of a Web 2.0 classic
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| 7/05/2007
Wiliam has just lauched it's new website, built using cutting edge Web 2.0 technology, combined with truly breathtaking designs.
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Web Design
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Web 2.0
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SEO Melbourne
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Search Engine Optimisation Melbourne
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SEO
Best New Technology Gadget Guy
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| 4/05/2007
Gadget Guy wins Sun Microsystems IT Journalism Award for Best New Technology Title 2006
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web 2.0 Shifts Paradigm for CIOs
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Dominic Main | 3/05/2007
Beverly Head’s recent article in the Australian Financial Review investigates the impact that Web 2.0 orientated business interests and models will affect the IT infrastructure demands placed on chief information officers.
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Sleepy and green - Vista runs environmentally cleaner and financially cheaper
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| 2/04/2007
In a recent press release, Microsoft revealed that the latest version of the Windows operating system can help reduce power consumption and waste for individuals and corporations.
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Vista – user friendly technology
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| 2/04/2007
The new Microsoft Windows Vista graphical user interface (GUI) offers some significant advantages and improvements over previous versions of the operating system. Wizards for performing common tasks and configuring the desktop and its applications are more streamlined and intuitive, and application interfaces are generally better appointed and easier to work with.
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Programming
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Web Development