With HTML5, music is making a comeback on the Web. Create amazing music site experiences where adding an audio file is as simple as inserting an image and users have more pause and play music outside a browser. The introduction of the tag eliminates the need for external music players, allowing for true integration [...]

IE6 shipped more than 10 years ago, but its non-standard implementation of the shifting standards of 2001 still haunts today’s developers. As the Web shifts to HTML5, and new versions of IE, Firefox and Chrome debut, have we learned the lessons of IE6?
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Load dynamic content into your Web pages using the Dojo Toolkit’s versatile ContentPane widget.
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Tips for securing your WordPress blog include hiding the version of WordPress you’re using and using a secret key to protect your authentication information.
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The Dojo Framework can be extended to write your own widgets, going beyond the pre-defined widget designs of Dojo’s out-of-the-box Dijit and Dojox controls.
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For those of you who require localization services for small to medium applications, this article presents Dojo’s pure JavaScript i18n module.
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Despite its atrocious lack of i18n functionality, you can make JavaScript work better with multilingual web pages.
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Eventually, CSS 3 — along with HTML5 — are going to be the future of the web. Explore 10 of the exciting new features in CSS 3.
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Learn how to use jQuery to create and then implement animations in your ASP.NET Web pages with Visual Studio.
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Learn how to use the Java 6 ResourceBundle.Control object in conjunction with the properties class to access XML files.
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Learn how to isolate locale-specific text in international Java applications using ResourceBundles and Properties files.
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Implement an ASP.NET Ajax application that uses Ajax and jQuery to call a Web handler and dynamically retrieve JSON data.
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You can use Java APIs not only to help translate characters, strings, and text streams to other languages, but also to convert Unicode character sets to non-Unicode and vice versa.
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Building on previous installments, this article walks you through building an application that enables you to work with XML documents.
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This article explores some of the new data filtering functions that became available in PHP 5.
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