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New Websites

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 00:19:18 EST

New Jerry's Seafood Web site Template.

Using a custom template design, from Joe Baray from BHP Concepts, I have made the site dynamic by randoming select picture from an array every time the page loads (PHP is so cool). For some of the code, Please email me. The array is a two-dimensional one, with row with 'Images' and another with associated 'Q... Read More

Blog & RSS Facebook

Sun, 11 Apr 2010 14:23:43 EST

Making a Blog can be simple. I have figured out that with easy access and readability with facebook, twitter, YourBeachLife, any social networking site that display rss feeds, can be incorporated into the blog. Sure, some cannot post pictures (cough Twitter), but the others are good to use.

The documentation on the Facebook API is not helpful. Trust me. Through countless hours, I hav... Read More

Menu Design for Heritage Shores

Mon, 05 Apr 2010 12:19:26 EST

My brother asked me if I could help update the menu for Heritage Shores... Here is the outcome out of the design. To get a better look at the colors, and updates with the menu, go to Heritage Shores in Bridgeville, DE... or email Frank at http://www.cookwithcheffrank.com.

I tried to keep in mind that Heritage Shores is a very r... Read More

Making my RSS Feed

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:58:18 EST

What is an RSS Feed? It is a summary of the website, as a live news feed or a blog, which users can look at glance to see if anything on the website might interest them. It is also becoming popular to subscribe feeds through a program - like one of microsoft's gadgets for the desktop - so you won't have to visit the site.

Certain programs and apps require that it ends with .rss or .xml. I... Read More

PHP + MYSQL + RSS

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:56:58 EST

Limiting the number of calls to the database will improve performance. The layout above is what I hope a good representation of my layout. I feel that using RSS Feeds allows people to subscribe to them, plus be able to pull or put the information wherever possible, via javascript, jQuery, Ajax, or server-side script.

Within the appropriate pages, such as blogs, events, any kind of informa... Read More

What did Facebook Look Like When it Started?

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:55:41 EST

I found an awesome link that shows what facebook looked like when it started :
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://facebook.com

Check it Out... I was looking through the different social networking sites to see how they looked when they started. Pretty Interesting. And you can see what was before facebook!!... Read More

New jQuery Examples

Fri, 08 Jan 2010 13:33:12 EST

I have made a list of new jQuery Examples that I have used in plenty of my websites. All of them are very easy to understand. One example is similar to the famous Lightbox that can be found on google, but mine seems easier.

My jQuery Examples

There are a lot of good resources out there, a lot of good tutorials that do detailed descriptions of how the code... Read More

The Latest - jQuery

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 17:20:03 EST

One of the most powerful web design libraries out there. Easy things that can be done with it that will make websites look amazing. Doesn't require any installation or plugins, like its counterpart Flash. Easy functions are pre-built into the library, like fadeIn(), fadeOut(), and animate().

I use a packed jQuery library. It seems to be faster, and there isn't anything I want to change ab... Read More