Articles Tagged with open-source

Installing and Running WebKit in Linux Using Qt: Running WebKit in Linux is quite easy now that it has been ported to Qt. This article is a walk through on installing WebKit in Ubuntu Feisty 7.04.
Linux and Web Development Intro: There’s a good chance you’ve heard of Linux. Recently there has been a whole lot of buzz going around the Internet about a particular distribution of Linux dubbed Ubuntu. I recently switched to using Linux full time from Windows and here’s my experience so far.

About the Author & This Site

Jonathan Christopher is a Web professional in Albany, NY, USA. A strong interest in Web standards, accessibility, usability, and design techniques lead to the creation of this website. Here you'll find a variety of articles published every Monday By Noon. Read more about the author and this website.

Outside Reading

Cubescape - Your own digital landscape
The past couple weeks have produced some great things in JavaScript. Cubescape is the latest from Cameron Adams that genius.
Working With Blue Flavor, Part One: Engaging The Team
Blue Flavor's first article in a series of five. Publicly posting this information is a fantastic resource not only for potential Blue Flavor clients, but also for anyone who works in Web design. I'm eagerly awaiting parts two through five.
5 ways to be a better client
We're looking into putting something like this together formally to send to clients during the discovery phase of a project. Some good tips.
Session variables without cookies
An interesting way of implementing session variables without cookies via JavaScript
What Annoys Me About Flash
PJ took some time to put out on the table what annoys him about Flash. Do you have any input?

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Suckerfish HoverLightbox: Published on March 27, 2006. 151 comments.
Suckerfish HoverLightbox Redux: Published on February 19, 2007. 131 comments.
Effective Style with em: Published on March 13, 2006. 113 comments.
Linux and Web Development Intro: Published on July 3, 2006. 107 comments.
Crop & Resize with JavaScript, PHP, and ImageMagick: Published on January 22, 2007. 104 comments.

Recent Articles

They're not as fresh, but they're definitely worth the read

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Raising the Bar with Adaptive Templates: Originally posted April 28, 2008
Why I Like (and Use) Reset CSS: Originally posted April 21, 2008
Improving Your Process: Maintaining Product Quality: Originally posted April 14, 2008
Current Events: Captioning Sucks!: Originally posted April 7, 2008

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