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Presenting a web site in multiple languages is a serious problem even when using dynamic server side technologies. In this article series, we’ll try to figure out how to come

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Coming from a Windows environment, the first thing I noticed about PHP was the lack of a standardized way to access databases across vendors. That is, you want to connect

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One of the problems many JavaScript programmers meet when trying to produce their own page control is timing and event cluttering.

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In a preceding article we found out what can happen if a project, like a train, derails. “Dividi et impera”, separe and conquer. The first thing to do, is split

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The first thing many web designers do when asked for a new website is fire up Dreamweaver and start coding. Managing even a small project, however, requires some planning beforehand,

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As it’s about page says, del.icio.us is a collection of bookmarks, yours and the collectivity ones. You use it to pin your favourite sites and organize them not in folders

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Scriptaculous has a lot of transitions, but in some situations, you want to sprinkle up a dull animation, applying a different, custom transition type. Back in 2003, Robert Penner wrote

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Note: this is article is cut in parts, this is the the second one. Visit the first one if you don’t know what Smarty is and why to use it.

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