Giving your web designs the ability to preload images is a huge help for the millions of users that don’t have a big fat internet access. Preloading is also very useful for image heavy websites like portfolios. Check out this article made by Jeff Starr for Perishable Press, were he shows us how to do it in three methods using CSS, Javascript and Ajax.
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Javascript is becoming indispensable for web developers and designers. Its reliability is incredible, and Its fast loading times are unrivaled. I think that you can replace a lot of flash elements with success if you know how to handle javascript. To sum to the list of incredible jquery plug ins, I wanted to post today this article Casper made for Dzinepress with the definitive list of tutorials for Java script.
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Rakesh Menon explains to us how did he code this Java API that essentially wraps up a youtube video, letting you tag search and skip through related video thumbnails. Ideal article for programmers hunting for a fast intelligent tip.
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JavaFx is software platform where you can create rich internet applications that can run seamlessly across different platforms. You can develop in JavaFX an app to be used in a T.V, a mobile phone or a gamming console. I want to share with all of you this beginner tutorial made by the people at Die, Ajax: Create a simple app so you can get accustomed to the Javafx commands and workflow.
You must download and install the latest java Software Developers kit to follow the tutorial.
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Lately we’ve seen several online applications which allow modifying images or creating them from scratch. This is not Bomomo’s case. When we first see Bomomo we might think of it as a Flash application, but the truth is, Bomomo is a JavaScript app where you can select some brushes and create abstract drawings.
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