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Web Development Zone
(07/01/09)
Understanding HTTP's cache headers and compression capabilities is a prerequisite for building high-performance web applications.
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(06/03/09)
Discover how to create a DOM tree from scratch or modify an existing DOM tree using PHP 5.
(05/27/09)
By manipulating an element's RenderTransform with attached behaviors, you can greatly increase the overall robustness and reusability of any drag-and-drop implementation in Silverlight.
(05/20/09)
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 provides a robust development platform for server-side developers. Find out how web services exposed by the MS CRM SDK can be used to build line-of-business custom solutions on CRM data.
(05/13/09)
Discover the convenience of developing PHP applications using two of the most popular and powerful IDEs on the market, NetBeans and Eclipse.
In this follow-up to his popular "Best Practices for Developing a Web Site" eBook, Paul Chin explores how organizations can get a handle on the knowledge and content scattered among many departments, workgroups, and employees. Get your copy now. Click here!
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(05/04/09)
Discover how easy it is to call the Twitter API from your .NET applications.
(04/23/09)
Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 has been significantly enhanced. Find out how to extend the built-in reporting features and create customized visually-enhanced reports using ASP.NET and Silverlight.
(04/14/09)
The Document Object Model (DOM) gives you access to all the elements on a web page. Using JavaScript, you can create, modify and remove these elements in the page dynamically.
(04/08/09)
Discover how to write PHP web services and consume them through SOAP-AJAX calls.
(04/01/09)
If full-featured commercial CMSs don't meet your organization's needs, find out how to build your own.
Where Is Java EE 6?
There were no formal announcements at JavaOne about Java EE 6 -- or were there?
IBMs Cloud Computing Starts With Developers
UPDATED:IBM's CloudBurst and Smart Business products recognize that today's businesses focus on developing and deploying software fast, cheaply, and with as few bugs as possible.
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In modern debugging, good problem-solving abilities often take a backseat to efficient information retrieval.
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