DevX: Project Cool

Project Cool: Web Development Basics

With dozens of demos and hands-on tutorials, Project Cool is a great resource for Web developers and designers. Whether you're building your first Web page, researching a specific client-side technique, or making your first foray into CSS or XML, you'll find the information to get the job done here.

Basic Web Dev

Advanced Web Dev

DHTML

Twelve Dynamic HTML Lessons

Audio

Color

JavaScript

AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)

HTML

XML

Graphics

CSS

Optimizing

Copyrights

Copyrighting

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Recent Web Development Articles

Mobile App Developers on Cloud 9

Savvy developers embracing mobile business apps have two big things to set their sights on: web-based cloud computing and related appliance-like devices.

Proceed Cautiously With SharePoint 2010, Analyst Says

Customers may be confused by the promises Microsoft has been making with the final release of SharePoint 2010, analyst Janus Boye says.

Build an AJAX-Enabled CMS with Visual WebGUI: Adding Menu Components (III)

We continue our tutorial on building your own content management system.

Build an AJAX-Enabled CMS with Visual WebGUI: Adding Menu Components (II)

If full-featured CMSs don't meet your company's needs, find out how to build your own.

Transitioning from XSLT 1.0 to 2.0, Part 2

Lean which factors make XSLT 2 a technology worth exploring for your own development needs.

Transition from XSLT 1.0 to XSLT 2.0, Part 1

Not surprisingly, adoption of XSLT has remained very limited among traditional developers.

A Simple Password-Checking Routine

Here's a simple password-checking routine that ensures that the user-entered password matches specific password criteria.

Globally Register User and Custom Controls in ASP.NET

Avoid having to include the @Register> command on every page that needs a custom or user control.

Serialize Any .NET Object to a JSON String

With JSON's popularity increasing by leaps and bounds, you'll find this technique useful.

Exploring HTML 5s Audio/Video Multimedia Support

The audio> and video> tags were among the first features to be added to the HTML 5 specification. Find out how these elements enable the browser to work with both types of media in an easy-to-use manner.

Which dynamic or scripting language do you use most often in addition to your core programming language?

	JavaScript
	Perl
	PHP
	Python
	Ruby
	The dynamic language is my core language.

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