Apache 101 - Compressing Files
I’m going to start a server configuration series here, where I’ll be talking about my goals and frustrations when configuring my own webserver. As most of you know, I’ve been using my own VPS for the last two weeks, and promised to post everything about it here.
Learning jQuery 1.3 - Book Review
| _Book reviewer Marcos Placona | Publisher: Packt. Author(s): Jonathan Chaffer, Karl Swedberg_ |
The day finally came!
And of course I was out of the country and then too busy to even read anything about it.
So what else do you need then?
Last week it came to my attention that ColdFusion is being used by 75 of the Fortune 100 companies. Then, I was also informed that ColdFusion was ranked in the top four application servers by developers, just behind Websphere, Geronimo and Windows Server.
In the last couple of weeks, ColdFusion has been “the big fuss” of the world wide web. It’s totally scalable, and the learning curve is smaller than any other web language currently out there.
jQuery UI 1.7.1 Released
The jQuery UI team have done it again. This Friday is only a point release to the jQuery UI 1.7 released last week but with some great improvements.
jQuery UI Updates
The jQuery UI team has just started a weekly series on what’s happening with jQuery UI.
jQuery UI 1.6 - Book Review
| _Book reviewer Marcos Placona | Publisher: Packt. Author(s): Dan Wellman_ |
My top favourite twitter tools
UPDATEI’m constantly finding new tools that help me to use my twitter account in a better way. Some of the tools are really great, but I can’t be bothered to remember all of the URLs, and bookmarking doesn’t seem to help at all.
So I decided to compile a list and post here. I’ll update the list as I find new tools, so keep an eye on this space, and instead of bookmarking all the url’s, simply bookmark this post{.jqbookmark}.
Windows Mobile on the iPhone? Hoax?
I’ve just seen this video and thought I’d share it with my few readers. It appears that a Norwegian lad found a way to boot Windows Mobile OS on the iPhone. According to him, it works pretty much like bootcamp, so you can select which OS to boot.
jQuery UI 1.7 Released
The jQuery UI team has marked a major milestone for the UI. Today they released version 1.7 with some nice updates, and also put their own dedicated blog live. I’ve been using the beta version for quite a long time now, but will be going for the 1.7, as it’s more stable, and has all the complete features.
Some of the changes made by the jQuery team today were: