If you haven’t already discovered this Web Developer’s hidden gem, you’ve got to give it a try! I’ve always meant to start using it regularly, but I always get busy with projects… JsFiddle allows you to take HTML, CSS and Javascript (and you can choose virtually ANY Javascript framework, including Mootools, jQuery and Dojo) and … Continue reading →
When developing high end web applications which use a JSON proxy or service, you’ll probably find using Chrome, Safari or Firefox w/ Firebug to be the best for development use… I rarely use IE8/9 because development on IE still feels quite clunky… the lack of a “Inspect Element” (right-click) feature is also annoying.
I’ve been hosting with GoDaddy for several years now, and while they may have a bad reputation, I’ve had some pretty good experiences, with respect to paying for a web server.
If you’re a Firefox user, you may have noticed it took quite a long time to get your hands on Firefox 4 (it was released March 22, 2011 and came almost 15 months after Firefox 3.6). That’s because Mozilla had quite a long development window. Compared to Google’s Chrome browser which releases a new version … Continue reading →