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You've heard the hype. The mobile web is exploding, and device sales will soon outstrip PCs. Our desktops and laptops will join VCRs and fax machines...
There’s been a lot of buzz lately about Responsive Web Design, and in particular about CSS3 Media Queries.
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A lot of fuss is being made these days about a company's digital marketing strategy.
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The annual Survey for People Who Make Websites from our friends at A List Apart has gone up, and I encourage you to take ten minutes to parti
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Alarmist rhetoric from news organizations about the web is nothing new, but today's front-page headline on the New York Times still caught my eye: "
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YouTube is a cable network with nothing but public access on. There are literally billions of videos and with over two billion video views per day,...
Having spent the last 5 months supporting on a multi-language multi-site project, I've learned quite a bit about multibyte safe code, so I thought...
I'd like to take a moment and recognize the accomplishments of my team.
When discussing the benefits of open-source frameworks (especially Drupal), I've often heard, "But if everyone has access to the source code, how...