A small web programming guide

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Latest news posted

1) Experimental Numeric TLD, .42 Launches Without ICANN Approval - 11-03-2011 -
A group of engineers is pushing forward with an idea to create the experience of an open internet, supporting free information and free software. Their project, the 42 Experiment, is a non-profit group attempting to manage and promote .42, a private top-level domain (TLD). This new domain extension has not been endorsed by ICANN. The group understands the risks involved, but will continue to promote the TLD as a private community experiment. The number itself was inspired by Douglas Adam’s...

2) Web Application Security for Dummies - 10-03-2011 -
Web Application Security for Dummies - A FREE Download compliments of Qualys... Web applications have become the Achilles heel of IT security. Web application vulnerabilities are now the most prevalent at more than 55 per cent of all server vulnerability disclosures. This figure doesn’t include vulnerabilities in custom-developed web applications, so it may be just the tip of the iceberg. This book is all about understanding how to quickly find and fix vulnerabilities in web applications. ...

3) BugHerd offers visual issue tracking for web designers - 10-03-2011 -
Angry Monkeys, the Australian startup behind UsabilityHub, has released another service for web designers. BugHerdis a bug tracking service that is embedded into websites so that issues can be flagged and reviewed on the page. BugHerd’s inception occurred when the Angry Monkeys developers realized existing bug tracking solutions weren’t adequate for visual problems, making those solutions useless for web designers. If someone wanted to ask for changes, they’d need to take a screen shot,...

4) WHATWG Publishes Web Developer Edition of the HTML5 Spec - 10-03-2011 -
The WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group) today published an edition of the HTML5 specification for web developers, compiled by Melbourne, Australia developer Ben Schwarz. The developer’s edition is intended to be more readable than the official specification so that developers can find the information they need more quickly, and removes information that’s only relevant to browser developers. The WHATWG was founded in 2004 by Apple, the Mozilla Foundation and Opera...

5) Adobe releases Flash to HTML5 converter - 09-03-2011 -
Adobe today released a tool, codenamed Wallaby, that converts Flash to HTML5. After the drama surrounding the company’s Flash to iPhone conversion tool, Adobe is taking another crack at keeping Flash relevant as native web technologies catch up to the format’s capabalities. The tool is still in experimental development, but can be downloaded here. Once your project is converted, you can work with it as you would any HTML file. At this stage, some Flash Professional features are unsupported. ...

6) New Mozilla project opens the door for web app stores - 05-03-2011 -
Mozilla today made the first developer release of their Open Web Apps project available. The Mozilla Labs Open Web Application project is a platform that developers can use to have their site recognized as a web application by the browser, and then installed and synchronized across devices. The project also makes it possible to create web app stores and distribute these web apps through new channels. Traditionally, the term “web apps” has referred to websites that provide some functionality...

7) WebGL finalized, brings hardware-accelerated 3D to the browser - 05-03-2011 -
Khronos Group today released the final specification for WebGL, a specification that brings OpenGL hardware-accelerated graphics to the web browser. The organization has been working with Apple, Google, Mozilla and Opera to implement the specification in popular browsers, with the technology now available in developer builds. With native support for WebGL in HTML5-compatible browsers, consumer-end plugins that achieve the same goal will become obsolete. While the technology marks a big...

8) Third PayPal X Developer Challenge Begins - 05-03-2011 -
Developers with any amount of ability when it comes to creating Android apps may want to start thinking about how to bring PayPal into the equation. Today, the third PayPal X Developer Challenge kicked off, and PayPal’s established some significant cash prizes for the top three participants. To cut to the chase: the first place prize is $25,000, second place is $15,000, and third place is $10,000. Also, this is a high-profile contest, so all three winners stand to receive some attention...

9) AdSense and Its Relationship to Search Rankings - 03-03-2011 -
Many of the lower quality sites Google targeted with its algorithm updaterely on Google AdSense ads for revenue. Many low quality sites have been created over the years just to make AdSense money. Obviously Google knows this, but when some of the big sites often labeled as content farms churn out mass content, there is potentially a lot of money to be made for both that content site and for Google. So a question like, "Does your advertising spending with Google influence your position in Google's...

10) ForeUI: A Mac app for designing website and UI mock-ups - 23-02-2011 -
ForeUI is an app for creating mock-ups, bringing your ideas to life through a wide range of design elements. Whether its a user interface, a website or a mobile application, ForeUI can assist users in quickly pulling off an impressive preliminary sketch. The designs are also interactive and can be used to create working simulations. ForeUI Content There’s a large bank of items such as widget calenders, check boxes and tabs, but ForeUI also providers users with downloadable content created...