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Web development articlesChoose from the articles below or select another category from the list on the left. XSLT for ElitistsUnsatisfied with the technological eliteness afforded by demanding that CSS is the solution to every web problem, James Gregory looks into the next phase of web-elitism: XSLT.Author: James Gregory | Date: 12 October 2009 Used in the html page title, should be keyword rich for search enginessUsed for the description in article listings, you may choose to make this the same as meta_descAuthor: James Gregory | Date: 20 May 2009 The Anchor Website: .py in the Sky: PART 4The fourth and final part of this epic saga details the freely available tools ,that we use to roll out anchor.com.au and to keep track of updates to it.Author: James Gregory | Date: 20 February 2006 Store Finder: A postcode based store finding systemIf you're a wholesaler or franchise operator, a postcode based store finding system could make a big difference to your business. In this article, Daniel Vidoni looks at the Store Finder postcode lookup system and other strategies.Author: Daniel Vidoni What types of Content Management Systems are available?Article outlining content management system, what they are, and how you can use them to maintain your site.Author: Daniel Vidoni | Date: 12 October 2004 XML-RPC over SSL in PythonNeed a secure mechanism for bossing other computers around? What about a new and exciting way to abuse Python's runtime dynamism? This article has it all and it's got all the code to copy and paste too.Author: James Gregory | Date: 21 September 2004 Web Application Security for BeginnersMany security incidents today stem from insecure web applications. In this article Marc describes the first cardinal rule in web application development: Input validation.Author: Marc Bown (marc.bown@safecoms.com.au) | Date: 25 May 2004 CSS Workarounds for IEIf you've just joined the enlightened cognoscenti harnessing the power of CSS to simplify your web-work, you're probably only now starting to experience the slings and arrows of outrageous standards non-compliance imposed on us by none other than Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Fortunately there are solutions, and other people have done all of the work for you. James Gregory exposes some clever tricks to help you along the way to persuading Internet Explorer to work with exciting new CSS techniques.Author: James Gregory | Date: 10 May 2004 An introduction to rapid web-development with CSSJames Gregory introduces CSS as a simple way to keep your websites consistent and to make formatting changes fastAuthor: James Gregory | Date: 26 March 2004 5 Features in Dreamweaver You Did Not Think ExistedYou have heard the hype about using Dreamweaver. It is an amazing program to use in order to develop websites for today's crazy web-world. Now let us take a glimpse at 5 amazing features inside the program.Author: Josh Singer | Date: 23 March 2004 Next 10 articles |
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