Jump on the HTML5 bandwagon people, I’m telling you. It’s worth it, and to prove it the W3C has created a new logo to support the language.

The folks over at Smashing Magazine have created a new E-book entitled “How to Create Selling E-Commerce Websites” Here’s a quote from their site:: Designing and developing an e-commerce website takes a lot of brain power, knowledge and research before starting. Not only do you have to please your client with a beautiful layout and [...]

While spending a Friday morning trolling around Think Vitamin’s Membership area I found a nice little intro video (free) on getting started with the canvas element in HTML5. Canvas has lot of potential, especially when it comes to interactions that were typically handled by Flash.

It’s Tuesday, why shouldn’t you spend some time checking out 5 fresh wordpress resources including Wordpress Themes, Wordpress queries and, oh yes an iPad theme for Wordpress. Try not to visit these all at once, your browser may explode with awesome.

Following up on my other two posts regarding the official twitter button and how to integrate it with WordPress, Twitter has officially launched the service and you can generate your own Twitter Button here Official Twitter Button Generator

Twitter will be officially releasing a Tweet button later this month, but it appears as if the codebase is already in place for developers to start using if they know how. Twitter plans to offer both a Javascript API for creating the tweet button as well as an iframe version. While the documentation is not [...]

According to this article on Mashable.com, Twitter will be releasing an official “Tweet” button later this month. I’ve integrated it into this blog, but it doesn’t look like the Twitter service is up to accept the tweets, that should be coming soon. Once it’s fully rolled out, I’ll post a tutorial on how to integrate [...]

I’ve been sitting in a lot of interviews and working with new hires lately and I’m beginning to notice a few alarming trends about folks that are coming from the freelance world to the full time world. None of these are real show stoppers in any sense, but it’s just some things to look out [...]

Following up on my post concerning how to use the Google Font API, just wanted to post a link to the new Google Font Previewer. It’s a visual tool used for fine tuning how you want your fonts to display and feel, then you can grab the code needed for the formatting. Check out the [...]

This little quick tip is nothing new or groundbreaking, but I know that when I first started out with .NET it stumped me for a bit. Let’s learn how to select that active navigation item with C# in a master page