Scott Clark

In our last article, we explained the details of creating an app for Google's Chrome Web Store. This time we'll actually create a manifest file, and add

With the recent announcement from Google that it was opening its Chrome Web Store to developers, many web developers are suddenly interested in knowing

In our last article, we told you what the .htaccess file was used for, and showed you how to use it for custom error pages and index pages. This time

You may have been working on a website, or reading an article about web development, and heard about the .htaccess file, but wondered what it was, or

Social media is vital for many clients of web developers. Explore the most important social networking sites now.

Often when creating a form on a web page, you need your customers to fill out a field such as a mailing address, as well as a billing address. Instead of

If you haven't heard about Google's Code Playground, it's a web-based tool that lets web developers try out all of the APIs that Google provides, tweak

In our last article we told you about iWebkit, and showed you what you can do with this powerful JavaScript, HTML and CSS framework. In this article we'll

We've previously discussed using the iUI framework for creating iPhone-ready websites, but there's another player in the iPhone framework market, and

Mobile devices have a great impact on web developers. Learn about new mobile apps using HTML 5, CSS and JavaScript.

According to a comScore May 2010 U.S. Mobile Subscriber Market Share report, 49.1 million people in the United States own smartphones. Of those

We've added a new feature to HTMLGoodies that enables you, the reader, to actually test your HTML live on our site. Where applicable, we'll add a "test