Right on the heels of Internet Explorer 9 arrives the much vaunted, latest iteration of Firefox 4. The release has been a success so far, with over 7...

IDEs are a pretty divisive topic among developers - and rightly so. We're creatures of habit, creating our entire workflow around the tools we use. Today,...

One of the reasons why people gravitate toward WordPress is the seemingly unlimited numbers of open source plugins available. Today, I'd like to go over a...

Every other week, we'll take an ultra focused look at an interesting and useful effect, plugin, hack, library or even a nifty technology. We'll then attempt...

Bookmarkets can be defined as mini applications masquerading as tiny snippets of JavaScript awesomeness that reside in your browser and provide additional...

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Every other week, we'll take an ultra focused look at an interesting and useful effect, plugin, hack, library or even a nifty technology. We'll then attempt...

A few days ago, Google announced that they were dropping support for the H.264 video codec in its popular browser, Chrome. In light of that, today, we're...

It's that time again; we're in need of a kick-ass - and consistent - author to help out on Nettuts+ once per week. You'll be expected to submit one article...

At the end of December, you read Andrew's list of the hottest technologies, tools, and resources to come from 2010. Today, we're going to look forward, and...

2010 was a stellar year for CodeCanyon! Don't believe us? We'll prove it in over 80 different ways!

One of the primary reasons why WordPress is the most popular CMS platform available is the sheer level of customizability that it brings to the table. Today,...