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Introduction to iPhone Applications

With the growing iPhone market, no time has been better to get into mobile application development.

Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails (RoR or Rails) is an open-source web application framework based from the Ruby programming language. It is a framework which utilizes convention over configuration, meaning it decreases the choices needed to be made by the developer.

Font Replacement Techniques

Many people are frustrated when fonts do not display properly. Luckily, there are multiple solutions out there to choose from. We’ll be looking at using basic image replacement, SiFR and Cufon to solve the issue.

Starting a Fire with CodeIgniter

CodeIgniter might be a breath of fresh air. Its ease of use and broad compatibility made it a quickly rising star and with a powerful CMS to back it, it has shown proven success.

Bing Webmaster

Reviewing some of the features, highlights and short-comings of the Bing Webmaster Center.

Gumbo

Flex 4, code named ‘Gumbo’, is now under development and due to be released in early 2010. Flex 4 is being developed with three main themes: Design in Mind, Developer Productivity and Framework Evolution.

PHPUnit

PHPUnit is a unit testing framework written in and for PHP. It is extremely easy to run and re-run all your tests the moment you or a co-worker have finished implementing a new feature, and this can be done in the background while you work on another feature or project.

Google Web Toolkit: Cross-Browser Web Apps Made Easy

Google Web Toolkit, or GWT, is a Javascript and AJAX framework. GWT web applications are written in the Java programming language.

Website Analytic Tools

There are a multitude of analytic tools and services out there that allow you to analyze the traffic coming to your website. Besides the infamous Google Analytics, there are a few other great and innovative tools that can help your gauge the success of your website, it’s design and improve your SEO.

PGP/GPG: Privacy and security through encryption

PGP is both an encryption program and a standard, originally created by Philip R. Zimmermann. Both it and its open-source counterpart GPG are in active development. Read this article to learn more about it, its history, digital signing, encryption and more.