Programming Blog

This week on Designers Book Shelf I got a lot of reading suggestions for you. Every Tuesday I will be posting new suggestions of books for designers and everyone that loves design and art in general. Check out what I have for you this week and stay tuned for more next week. <!–break–> If you [...]

Every website owner wants to reach as large of an audience as possible. That’s why good web developers go to pains to ensure their sites are standards compliant, work across all browsers and provide solid accessibility for devices like screen readers. Unfortunately, while those are all steps in the right direction, none of them address [...]

Flickr is now giving its users two new ways to add place information to their photos. The photo sharing service can now recognize location-specific tags from both OpenStreetMap, a wiki-like mapping service that lets anyone create and edit maps, and FourSquare, the popular social game, currently burning up on Twitter, that lets you broadcast your [...]

Google Wave is opening up to the general public for the first time Tuesday, the company has announced. Just over 100,000 invitations are being sent out to users who had previously requested access to the web-based real-time communications service on a first-come, first-served basis. Wave invites should be arriving in e-mail inboxes throughout Tuesday night [...]

OneFileCMS is, just like it sounds, is a tiny content management system which is formed of one file (20.4kb). It is a database-less PHP script that enables you to view/edit/delete/upload files & folders very quickly. OneFileCMS is very ideal for anyone who updates their websites by editing the source of the files directly. It is [...]