125 web designer codes
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008
This is good. Paul Spoerry has made a 125 snippets code compilation. Here you’ll be able to find HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ajax. It’s super interesting.
Source: MMC Design

This is good. Paul Spoerry has made a 125 snippets code compilation. Here you’ll be able to find HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ajax. It’s super interesting.
Source: MMC Design

I think many of us share this in common: our very first web page was mainly designed with tables, just to make life a little bit easier. Time passed and as things changed, everything changed. In Programimi I was able to see an extensive list of 55 points that tell you why we should avoid this practice.
In PurpleStars I found a small list of programs we all need to have.
Mac Rabbit’s CSSEdit a CSS code editor which has an X-Ray application.
Macro Mates: Textmate is a multiple editor that will help you edit text and code.
skEdit: another text editor.
Coda: a web designing solution.
Transmit and CyberDuck: they’re both FTP’s but the second one is for free.
Thanks to Blogultura I found these amazing links for manuals and tutorials: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, ASP and JAVA. They are very well explained, I even heard some of the are dummy-proof, and trust me this always comes handy.
Spiffy Corners is an amazing tool to generate rounded borders. It generates the CSS and HTML button so you won’t have to deal with any type of code.
Source: IsoPixel