Oct 04

Today, with 5 links to the topics of test data, iPhone, Single Sign On, MySQL and CSS.

Craft Hour: Test Data
For testing, you should have access to anonymous testing data. This article shows how to create them.
Sennheiser Worldwide: Microphones, Headphones and Wireless Systems
Sennheiser headphones that you can for iPhone and iPod Touch use.
Phpmonkeys »Archive» One login for all - SSO with PHP
Single Sign On (SSO) with PHP - a little insight.
MySQL Cluster Performance (German)
Databases should be scalable, fast and highly available. This is the German White Paper for the MySQL cluster, which allows it to mysql.
ProCSSor - Advanced CSS Prettifier
Illegible CSS style sheets are unfortunately typical weekday on the web. ProCSSor reformatted it and make it readable again.

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November 19

Every beginning is difficult. In order to learn HTML and CSS can either take courses or biting themselves. The self-study is now not as difficult as before. Where one a few years ago only selfhtml (which I also have started) than online source had available, the choice is now greater by a multiple. So today the most difficult task is to separate the chaff from the wheat.

little boxes 1

Besides selfhtml, I can still recommend unreservedly, is now with Little Boxes, Part 1, another bestseller book online. Under littleboxes.de is available the current edition of the book by Peter M. Mueller.
Explains, in addition to the HTML and CSS basics and advanced CSS design techniques, such as positioning and multi-column layouts. Thus, even newcomers and advanced students expand their knowledge, especially since all the sample files to download are provided. A separate section for useful tools completes the book.

That the provision of books on the Internet and the sale of the print edition also works in parallel, shows the latest OpenBook initiative of the Galileo Verlag.

So if the online information of Little Boxes should like to put in the book under his pillow. :-)

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Oct 03

Throughout the week, there are several interesting articles on the net for me, to me a bookmark on delicious.com worth. Some of the impetus for a post in my own blog, but most accumulated knowledge (we are all hunters and gatherers), which may be viewed.

This week we have done the following article in my link list:

Inspiration: The best CSS and design galleries
A good layout is just as important as the technology behind it. Here are a few examples.
ImageFlow Finn Rudolph
A very nice implementation of Apple's Cover Flow for the web.
10 Useful Usability Findings and Guidelines
Smashing Magazine has published some results of its study on the usability of websites - very interesting.
Using jQuery and CSS Stylish Charts PHP
So far, I've always created as image maps on the fly. The solution with PHP and jQuery is also an interesting approach.
Browser with PHP remote control
Nils Langner from phphatesme blog explains how you can with selenium and PHP remote control over the browser. Automated functional tests are very long on the list of topics for my blog. It's time for a post.
Grails 1.2: Spring 3, Uri rewriting and more
Very good article about the upcoming Grails 1.2 release.

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Mar 01

In good web design is separated from the data layout. The layout will adjust Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). In order to address elements or areas of an HTML page can use CSS selectors. But what is the quickest way to an HTML element?

This question helps to answer the free tool selector gadget , which is currently available for Safari and Firefox.
To install you put the link on the homepage in the gadget Selector Favorites bar. Then you mark the field in the HTML page, whose layout you want to customize with CSS and get the matching CSS selectors.

selectorgadget in Aktion

This works so well that selector gadget has a place in my safe online helpers.

via: golem

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Dec 10

Any developer who has seen a great web application, wonders what frameworks were used. This question is answered very well to the new Web service built with . After entering the URL of one of the points:

  • Analytics and Tracking
  • JavaScript Libraries
  • Widgets
  • Blog Publishing
  • Frameworks
  • Aggregation and Functionality
  • Document Information

the components used and here are the alternatives are displayed. And all that without seeing a line of code - Incredible.
On the home page and also the most searched the Popular Technologies (currently Apache, PHP and Google Analytics) are shown. Appears to have been built with ASP With self-programmed to be sufficient and makes use of Yahoo's user interface and delivery network.

Build With Report

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