Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (April 2014)
Alright, we’ve gone through the first quarter of 2014, let’s head on to the fourth month of the year. This round, April 2014, we have a framework …
Alright, we’ve gone through the first quarter of 2014, let’s head on to the fourth month of the year. This round, April 2014, we have a framework …
Today, many web developers work remotely. We have access to numerous collaboration tools and file-sharing applications like Dropbox. However, a common…
Note: This post was first published on Apr 4, 2014. We have covered CSS3 Box Sizing in a previous article. Box Sizing, with the value of border-box, a…
CSS3 allows us to create rounded corners using the border-radius property. However, this feature is not supported in Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and ear…
In this post, we are going to walk you through a project. In the project, we will create a static HTML website, and we will be using Kit Language for …
In the days of Netscape and Internet Explorer 6, most web developers only wrote web documents in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Today, we have plent…
The Internet Explorer in-browser Developer Tools (IE DevTools) has long been lacking several critical functionalities for debugging, making it nearly …
… well not ALL WordPress plugins, just the bad ones. Like every other tool out there, there are some plugins that work for you, e.g. for creating co…
Github, a popular git repository that hosts a ton of open source projects, has recently announced a new code editor called Atom which shook the “cod…
WordPress provides the essential fields that allow us to publish posts and pages. A few of these fields include the Content Editor, Category Options, …
WordPress plugins are “officially” distributed through the WordPress-owned plugin repository. You can search for any kind of plugin to add extra f…
Simply said, we love Google Chrome. It runs smoothly, looks simple, and has many useful Apps. From a developer’s point of view, Google Chrome is alw…