Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (October 2014)
Being a web developer is an exciting thing. Why? Because there are always new shiny tools to try and play with every month. Whether you’re a develop…
Being a web developer is an exciting thing. Why? Because there are always new shiny tools to try and play with every month. Whether you’re a develop…
Before Evernote, I was a long time user of OneNote, Microsoft’s note-taking application. OneNote is part of Office Suite and inherits the same taste…
We’ve journeyed through the depths of the Internet, and yes, we’re back with a bunch of new tools for you to choose from. This time, we’ve got f…
The video apps nowadays, offer you a lot more than just recording and basic editing. Latest video apps have been equipped with visual effect presents,…
Dropbox simplifies sharing files publicly. By creating a public link, users can either download or save files to their own Dropbox accounts. However, …
For many websites that publish content for free, advertisements (or ads) are one of their primary sources for getting revenue. The revenue from ads wi…
Alright, by now you know the drill, so let’s just skip ahead to the good stuff. This round of resources we will be introducing you to an awesome sou…
Animation is one of the greatest features introduced to CSS. In the past, web animation was only available in the JavaScript or Flash territory. But, …
During the development stage, you may deploy the website in a local server. There you can run, develop, and debug the website on a computer, locally. …
Despite the lack of apps, the Windows Phone Store is steadily expanding its arsenal of great apps on a monthly basis. You can now find a number of off…
The new features that come with CSS3 aren’t applicable in Internet Explorer 8-6, yet we can accept this limitation as the effects degrade nicely. Fo…
With the advent of high-resolution screens on mobile devices, users have come to expect images that are sharp and detailed. This shift in expectations…