If you’re looking to upgrade to a larger hard drive, add an external hard drive, CD drive or give additional life to a switched-out drive, this system is as simple as it gets. By Lee Underwood. 0916.
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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 […]

The very first step in moving markup into modern form is to make it well-formed. Well-formedness is the basis of the huge and incredibly powerful XML tool chain. By Elliotte Rusty Harold. 0609
See the rest here: Refactoring HTML: Well-Formedness - Part 2

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IETester is a free WebBrowser that allows you to have the rendering and javascript engines of IE8 beta 1, IE7 IE 6 and IE5.5 on Vista and XP, as well as the installed IE in the same process.
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The first step in moving markup into modern form is to make it well-formed. Well-formedness guarantees a single unique tree structure for the document that can be operated on by the DOM, thus making it the basis of reliable, cross-browser JavaScript. Elliotte Rusty Harold. 0602
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(Every now and then, I would like to write make money online posts)
TNX, pronounced “thanks”, is a text link advertising system that started only a few months ago and that already has more than 50,000 members! If you don’t know much about text link advertising, read the following paragraph:
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Hey everyone, I apologize for the lack of updates. It’s been a month since I wrote my last post, but it seems that not much has changed over at WPDesigner. By the way, I haven’t sold this blog and I don’t plan to anytime soon. However, Moses, founder of WPThemesPlugin, has sold his and it […]

Eclipse provides a nice environment for debugging a running Java application. When launched, the application runs in the hosted mode browser. In Debug mode, the hosted mode browser is connected to Eclipse and can use Eclipse’s debugging commands. By Ryan Dewsbury. 0519
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A great advantage of using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) when building Ajax applications is leveraging advanced software engineering. This week you’ll learn how to use the Java software engineering tools in GWT to build high-quality Ajax applications. By Ryan Dewsbury. 0512
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Last time we looked at how to use the dnd module. This week, we look at how it’s implemented. Like all GWT modules, our drag-and-drop module has an XML configuration file. It also has some Java classes and interfaces. David Geary and Rob Gordon. 0505
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This lightweight drop down menu script (~1.8kb) allows you to easily add smooth transitioning dropdowns to your website. This can be used for navigation, dropdown lists, info panels, etc.
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With the advent of GWT (Google Web Toolkit), we have drag-and-drop capabilities in a Java-based Web application framework. In this solution, we implement drag and drop in its own module, allowing you to easily incorporate it into your applications. By David Geary and Rob Gordon. 0428
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In this article You’ll learn how you can configure Apache to allow your visitors to learn from (or offer advice on) your source code through browsing it in much the same way that they would browse your ordinary Web pages. By Stephen Philbin. 0305
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This week we look at how to make a Joomla 1.5 template. We begin with a comp, the design which is the basis of the template. From there we get into slicing (creating small sliced images), setting up module locations, column backgrounds and more. By Barrie North. 0310
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An average user might not be aware that the logic of the Ajax application is more exposed than that of the standard Web page. It’s relatively simple for an advanced user (or an attacker) to “look inside” and gain knowledge about the internal workings of the application. By Billy Hoffman and Bryan Sullivan. 0317
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