News Around the Web
Next Up: Google Office? An interesting article on the possible joint venture of Sun and Google.
Treehouse, an online developer’s magazine, is now available. This first issue is free to all! (This is a 50+ page PDF file, please do not print it in the classroom.)
If you have an iPod, you may want to check out some of the Podcasts from the Web Essentials 2005 conference. Veerle’s Blog has an entry on some of the available topics and speakers.
I know that some of you would like to work on PHP/MySQL at home, here is a guide to Install & Configure Apache, PHP, JSP, & MySQL on Windows XP/2000. This guide is current as of this post.
Dynamic Drive, which is a great resource for JavaScripts and DHTML scripts, has a list of a few online web tools you may enjoy and find useful.
Lifehacker offers the Ten Must-Have Bookmarklets. David can you please add some other “must-haves” to this list?
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October 5th, 2005 at 1:50 pm
Two favelets for developers: the Favelet Suite from Slayer Office works in most browsers. It is a set of tools that give you a lot of information about a web page, similar to that provided by the Developer Toolbar in Firefox; A bunch of useful favelets for one-click validation, screen sizing, script and CSS viewing — even language translation — in these Favelets for IE.
References to these are on the bulletin board CSS forum under “My favorite favelet”.
You don’t need an iPod to get podcasts. Listen to the Web Essentials podcasts on your PC or Mac using iTunes. I get some of my favorite radio programs this way.
Thanks so much for the link on the Apache + MySQL installation guide. How did you know I was having problems with getting Zen Cart running on my PC’s current configuration?
Cordially, David.