Book Review: JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 5th Edition

June 2010 Posted by John Jason Reyes

Book Review - JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 5th Edition

Considered as an essential resource for JavaScript programmers. O’Reilly’s JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 5th edition is one of the books to look for when it comes to JavaScript.

As good as the introduction sounds, the book is unfriendly to those who are unfamiliar with programming. But, is a good book to those who know programming but is new to JavaScript.

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Using CSS Position in Creating Boxes w/ Rounded Corners

March 2010 Posted by Kervi Cioco

Using CSS Position in Creating Boxes with Rounded Corners

There’s this CSS trick I came across a couple of years ago that never seize to amaze me. It’s the use of 2 position attributes to control elements within a defined boundary. It is, by far, one of the most lucrative piece of info that I get to apply in so many design situations and actually, if you’re starting to learn about CSS, this is going to take you far.

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Dashboards: How to make it effective

February 2010 Posted by Allan Tan

Dashboards: How to make it effective

We’ve seen effective use of dashboards with various applications. Dashboard shows the summary of the entire system operations in just one page. In addition, they make your application look cool and more interactive with use of graphs and charts. So now its your turn to create a dashboard for your killer app, here are some tips to make it more effective.

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Custom Dependency Injection, Simplified Spring-like Framework

I’m a Spring fan, but I decided not to use Spring in our recent project because I don’t want bulky jar files in our application but I wanted to have spring-like configuration. So, I’ve decided to write my own dependency injection code in less than 50 lines of code!! To simplify dependency injection, I’ve taken out most of the advanced configuration features and…

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Low-tides : JS/CSS Merging and Minification Tool

June 2008 Posted by Allan Tan

Low-tides : JS/CSS Merging and Minification Tool

As recommended by Yahoo on YSlow - tip #1: Make fewer HTTP request and tip #10: Minify javascript- we aim to implement these tips on all our projects with minimal head-ache. While these recommendations are truly useful, implementing them can be quite tedious and challenging. Consider having to maintain multiple min versions of the javascript and…

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Web Site Design – Navigating Towards Success

May 2006 Posted by Allan Tan

An important consideration with web site design is navigation. Users and prospective customers who visit your site would want to easily find their way around, or else they leave. If you have an online business, you would want to generate as much traffic to your website as possible and make as many sales. However, this [...]

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Analyze Site Architecture

April 2006 Posted by Allan Tan

Analysis of website architecture used to be simply organizing the information and contents into a logical presentation such that any user can easily navigate your site. The good old way is to follow the standard website category structure as follows:

Home
Products and Services
Portfolio / Clients
News / Events
About Us

However, this is so old, dull and 90s. Most [...]

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Define Site Requirements - Initial Questionnaire

April 2006 Posted by Allan Tan

Here is a list of questions that should be asked to the client during the initial interview for a web design project.
Management

What is the main objective of the site? How about secondary objectives?
Who will be the owner or webmaster of the site?
Who are the primary content experts?
Is there a budget allocated for the site? If [...]

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