Making jQuery plugins is a powerful way of making code reusable across your pages and projects. This article touches on the basics of creating functional jQuery plugins.
Read MoreIf you cache frequently-used elements in your jQuery code, then good for you! Want to know how to make it even better?
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Read MoreYes, you read that right. Apparently, programmer or not, hacking Citigroup was simple enough that all it took was for you to open your favorite browser. It’s no secret that Citigroup had been hacked in early May (even though they’ve managed to keep it secret anyway until early June). With a good handful of groups [...]
Read MoreSo one of my colleagues here at Hewlett Packard is apparently a big Chuck Bass fan.
Read MoreDeferred objects are a new addition to jQuery 1.5, and are meant to strike a cleaner division between executing a task and waiting for the task to complete (and reacting accordingly). In this article, we’ll talk about what deferred objects are and what they can do for you, and finish everything off with a simple example application.
Read MoreWindows Communication Foundation (WCF) has quickly become the de facto standard when it comes to modular messaging in distributed applications. In this article, I’d like to show how we can harness the power of WCF web services via a PHP front-end.
Read MoreThis is just something I noticed earlier today while working on a wicked prototype for my jQuery lecture class.
Read MoreLINQ definitely has it’s merits, and I’d like to share how using it simplified a significant amount of business process logic in an enterprise project I’m working on.
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