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  • Making Beautiful Style Together: Visual Studio and Bootstrap

    CSS offers power and flexibility aplenty. But a build-it-as-you-go approach to site style results in CSS files that look like they were created by Dr. Frankenstein.  Visual Studio Community Edition (VSCE) provides a perfect environment for leveraging Bootstrap’s CSS and JavaScript framework. Together they empower you to create exactly the look and feel you want fast.

  • Activity: So you want to Build and Deploy a Web App to the Cloud – at low-to-no cost

    In this activity you’ll learn how to build a Web App using the free Visual Studio Community 2015 Edition along with Microsoft Azure. First, you’ll learn how Azure App Service is an approach to hosting a Web App or application in a manner that can scale and adapt as your needs grow. The Activity will walk you through setting up an Azure trial account and then setting up the simple website on Azure.

  • Getting a Free, yet Powerful Web Dev Tool: Visual Studio Community 2015 Edition

    If you are looking for a powerful web development tool and would like to avoid spending a fortune, then Microsoft's free Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition is worth checking out.

  • Simplifying Cross-platform HTML5 Mobile App Development With Intel's XDK

    A team of developers created an HTML5 app for a major website that offers a much more sophisticated user experience on each of the mobile platforms commonly in use today. The tools they used eliminated much of the custom coding required to bring the desired features to each platform. Check out the story!

  • Leverage Your HTML5 Savvy to Build Commercial, Cross-Platform Apps and Games

    An unexpected player has entered the fray with a tool that makes HTML5 mobile development easy while also directly addressing some of the shortcomings of Web technologies in mobile apps. See a demonstration of how quickly you can begin creating your own apps using HTML5.

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  • Fetch Hyperlinked Files using Jsoup

    In the Download Linked Resources using Jsoup tutorial, we learned how to select a specific hyperlink element based on a unique attribute value in order to download a linked MP3. In today's conclusion, Rob Gravelle covers how to extract the absolute URL from the first link in the Elements Collection and save the MP3 file on our local device.

  • Hide WordPress Content using Password Protection

    Keeping WordPress post contents hidden from the general public is achievable without resorting to plugins. Rob Gravelle presents some techniques for hiding various post components.

  • Web Page Scraping with Jsoup

    Web Scraping is a technique whereby you extract data directly from website content. Rob Gravelle describes how to load a Web document and iterate over its hyperlinks using the Jsoup Web scraping library for Java.

  • Handling Events in Vaadin Mobile Applications

    The Vaadin Mobile Application Framework manages UI events using the Observer pattern. Rob Gravelle talks about it and demonstrates how to attach event handlers to controls.

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  • Top UI Design Blunders

    The road to a perfect User Interface (UI for short) is akin to immortality and like immortality, there’s a long way to go.  Check out the top 8 blunders along that path. 

  • CSS3 Multi-column Layouts

    Following on the previous article (Basic HTML: Adding Images), here is more information on the main web formats, which are JPEG, GIF, PNG, and PNG-8, along with examples of each. In addition you will learn more about SEO and some basic placement of images on your web pages with CSS3.

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