This tutorial takes a look at some of the basics of JavaScript, such as primitive data types, arrays, common operators and flow control statements. This final installment looks at arrays, conditions and loops. By Stoyan Stefanov. 0818
Excerpted from:Primitive Data Types, Arrays, Loops, and Conditions: Part 3

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Along the way, we learned about the Eclipse IDE, the Eclipse Web Project, JSP pages, how to add a Tomcat server to the IDE, JavaScript, AJAX, JSON and CSS. This week we wrap up the series by adding code to process ENTER and TAB keystrokes, and keeping the list open when returning from another page. […]

Smashing Magazine released two stunning free WordPress themes this past week:
Fervens

Fervens was designed by Elena Gafita and is supposed to stand for freshness. The theme has 3 columns of fixed width and it comes in 3 versions with the only difference being the column positions.
Infinity

Infinity was designed by Zhang Yichi and is based upon his […]

This week you’ll learn how to create a searchable form feature that will query a database table and display current staff member information. Topics include: creating a database table to hold staff listings, a search form, using PHP and (SQL) to capture information and more. By Ryan Butler. 0807
How to Create a Search Feature with […]

WordPrezzie was launched last week by Nick Cernis and Hayley Thomas to provide WordPress themes, tutorials, custom design, and coding help.
So far, they have two WordPress themes and three tutorials up:

Changing Room - Free theme that displays a holding page;
Ice Cream Dream - Pro theme designed for style-conscious entrepreneurs and business owners;
Essential WordPress Plugins - […]

Though it tends to get treated poorly, HTTP isn’t a dumb file-transfer protocol. It allows you to specify an intention with your requests (GET/POST, with PUT and DELETE available) and offers authentication. The focus of this article, however, is about caching. By Marijn Haverbeke. 0730
Here is the original post: Giving Caches a Chance

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This week you’ll learn what’s necessary to create an OpenGL ES 2.0 program that draws a single triangle. You’ll also learn how to create an on-screen render surface with EGL, load vertex and fragment shaders, create a program object and more. By Aaftab Munshi, Dan Ginsburg, Dave Shreiner. 0728
Read the original: Hello Triangle: An OpenGL […]

The number one change in this release is support for OpenID. Other enhancements include: HTML Header/Footer Templates, Article Locking, Support for Unique Display Names, Visitor CAPTCHA Bypass, User E-mails in Comments and more. By Dan Ragle. 0723
See more here: Simple Comments Release Notes: v.960

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WordPress version 2.6 is now available! This version has been named “Tyner” and it has been released almost a month ahead schedule. Want to know about the new features? The WordPress team prepared a brief video tour of version 2.6:

Here are the main new features in 2.6:

Post Revisions - Wiki-like tracking of edits;
Press This! - […]

I’m a bit late with this one, but Premium News Themes has evolved to WooThemes a few days ago. The team now consists of Adii, Magnus Jepson, Mark Forrester, and the new addition, Elliot Jay Stocks.
The name was changed to WooThemes, because with the old name, they were somewhat limited to releasing only news themes. […]

Today is Unofficial International WordPress Day, an event sponsored by WPCandy.com that is being used as a way to show appreciation to Automattic. If you are a WordPress lover, the folks over at WPCandy are inviting you to post about WordPress today! (e.g. why you love WordPress, thanking Automattic, etc.) They’ve also prepared a giveaway […]

Web hosting is a highly competitive field. Extra features, such as free domain names, site builder and pricing vary widely, but the control panel makes a difference and you have to pick the service which suits your requirements. By IHBO. 0701
See the original post here: Web Hosting Control Panels

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If you run a Web site and are looking to get it listed quickly with the search engines, there’s no easier way than to also include a blog. By Terry Detty. 0625
View post:Use Your Blog for Fast Search Engine Rankings

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This week we continue to add functionality and tweak the appearance of our control by implementing search string matching in the list items and by adding a CSS drop shadow effect. By Rob Gravelle. 0918
View original here: How to Create an Ajax Autocomplete Text Field: Part 9

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Checkmate

CheckMate is a classic blog style template with a minimalist design packed with features and customizing options. This is one to definitely download and try out and includes a quick start guide to show you how to use some of the features.

Natural Power

Natural Power is a two column theme, widget ready, that comes with four […]