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• date: 15 June 2010
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• date: 12 June 2010
• posted by: BlackRobe

Design a Space Futuristic Gallery Layout in Photoshop tutorial, This two-part tutorial series will show you how to create the layout in Photoshop, and then how to convert the design into a fully functional web template that uses standards-based HTML/CSS and jQuery in the second part.

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• date: 12 June 2010
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Watercolor in graphic design has become very trendy the last couple of years, many websites and incredible designers are using this style and taking it to another level. Even knowing the technique is important in this kind of design, is more about creativity and experimentation. You will learn how to use the Art History Brush and combine it with watercolor custom brushes to create a nice background header image and more. Let's get it started!

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• date: 12 June 2010
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• date: 12 June 2010
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We’re going to learn how to Create a Slick and Minimalist Web Layout in Photoshop tutorial web design, We will use the 960 Grid System as a template to make it easy to align the design elements on the layout. you can download the PSD source file for free.

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• date: 12 June 2010
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In this tutorial, we'll learning how to create a complete grunge home page design. We’ll design the header, sidebar, body, footer, and style everything to work together in a heavily textured and worn design.

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• date: 6 June 2010
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• date: 6 June 2010
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XHTML 2 is dead, long live HTML 5! According to W3C News Archive, XHTML 2 working group is expected to stop work end of 2009 and W3C is planning to increase resources on HTML 5 instead. And even although HTML 5 won’t be completely supported until 2022, it doesn’t mean that it won’t be widely adopted within the foreseeable future.

So in the spirit of the upcoming change we decided to release a handy printable HTML 5 Cheat Sheet that lists all currently supported tags, their descriptions, their attributes and their support in HTML 4.

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• date: 5 June 2010
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MySQL is by far the most popular database management system for small- to medium-sized web projects. In MySQL Essential Training, instructor Bill Weinman provides clear, concise instruction in the tools needed to create and maintain a database. Bill explores the different data types MySQL supports, and the functions it provides, enabling the user to get the most out of them. He even shows the MySQL PHP interfaces that can be used to create web applications.

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• date: 5 June 2010
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The CSS 2.1 Help Sheet covers Syntax, Font, Text, Margins, Padding, Border, Position, Background, List, Media Types and Keywords. The CSS 3 Help Sheet contains code snippets for Rounded Corners, Box Shadow, Multiple Columns, Text Shadow, RGBa, Font Face (actually, not the CSS3 property, but still include for the sake of usefulness), Box Sizing, Box Resize, Outline and Gradients.

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• date: 3 June 2010
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Description: Photoshop is the world's most widely used photo-editing and graphics program. But with all its fantastic new features and options, Photoshop CS5 can bewilder even the most seasoned professional. Packed with tips, tricks, and practical advice, this Missing Manual teaches you everything you need to know to edit photos and create beautiful documents in Photoshop -- whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro ready to try advanced techniques.

Format: PDF

Ebook Release: May 2010

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• date: 3 June 2010
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Description: Michael McKinley, "Maya Studio Projects: Game Environments and Props"
Sybex | ISBN: 0470524030 | 2010 | 288 pages | PDF | 10.6 MB

Use Maya to create realistic environments and props for digital games
Weapons, vehicles, tools, buildings, trees, plants, walls, ceilings, and floors-these items may seem secondary to the game environment, but they are integral parts of the game and they all need to be created. Maya Studio Projects: Game Environments and Props is a step-by-step project guide to creating some of the most popular game art.

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• date: 31 May 2010
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StumbleUpon Revolution

Build A List The Easy Way – Harness The Raw Power Of StumbleUpon To Deliver Laser Targeted Traffic To The Niche Of You Choosing. Build A List Instantly And Sell To Them Forever

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• date: 31 May 2010
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• date: 28 May 2010
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The Secrets to Organic SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

Here you will find a great ebook that covers many new & uniques techniques of acquiring more traffic to your blog or websites. This through ebook covers many aspoects of SEO including: Blogging, Forums, SEO Keys, Flash Linking, Anchor Text, and much much more. If you are new to SEO or see yourself as a bit of an expert there will b something new for you to discover in the competitive world of SEO.


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• date: 27 May 2010
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Building Forums With vBulletin
PDF | English | 245 Pages | 4 MB

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• date: 27 May 2010
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Teach Yourself Visually WordPress
Visual | 2010 | ISBN: 047057092X | 304 pages | PDF | 81 MB

Get your blog up and running with WordPress

Are you itching to share your thoughts with the world through blogging but aren't sure how? Teach Yourself VISUALLY WordPress introduces you to one of the most popular, easy-to-use blogging platforms: WordPress. This book's clear directions and visual approach helps you to quickly get started in WordPress and then take full advantage of all its features. Janet Majure, an experienced and popular WordPress user, demonstrates key points with examples from her blogs.
Provides visual step-by-step instructions for creating and setting up a WordPress site
Explains how to create engaging written and visual content
Shares advice on customizing sites through use of plug-ins and themes and custom site editing
Details more advanced procedures for self-hosted bloggers, including buying a domain, getting a Web host, and installing WordPress

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• date: 26 May 2010
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• date: 24 May 2010
• posted by: nasanet

In AJAX Essential Training, instructor Dori Smith shows experienced web developers how to utilize AJAX to best create dynamic pages. The course covers selecting the best tools for the job (HTML, CSS, javascript, XML), understanding all aspects of HTTP from requests to responses, and creating dynamic forms and maps from static HTML and CSS forms and files. Dori also explains in detail how to get and use the Yahoo! UI framework.

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• date: 24 May 2010
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Learn proven methods to rapidly turn your web pages into keyword-targeted traffic magnets, pull tidal waves of qualified visitors from the search engines and convert them into fistfuls of cash with Joel Comm's new revolutionary eBook: How to Build Profitable Websites Fast!

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• date: 24 May 2010
• posted by: nasanet

The best way to build web pages is with web-standards-compliant HTML and CSS. HTML lays the foundation by structuring the content, and then CSS dolls it up and presents the page. Using them in the right way—with web standards—leads to web pages that are faster, more manageable, more cross-compatible, and more accessible than web pages built any other “old-school” way. This book is designed to take you through these symbiotic languages, explaining how to use them the web-standard way, comprehensively covering the components that make up a web page and the technical details involved in making those components.

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• date: 24 May 2010
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There are many powerful Open Source Content Management Systems (CMSs) available to take the pain away from managing a web site. These systems are feature-rich, often easy to use, and free. Unfortunately, there are so many choices that it's tough to be sure which CMS is the right one for your needs. How can you be sure that you are selecting and working with the right tool?

This book will guide you through choosing the right CMS for your needs. You can be confident in your choice of CMS for the needs of your project. It will also help you make a start using the CMS, and give you a feel for what it's like to use it—even before you install it yourself.

Are you bewildered by the many open source CMSs available online? Open source CMSs are the best way to create and manage sophisticated web sites. You can create a site that precisely meets your business goals, and keep the site up-to-date easily because these systems give you full control over every aspect of your site. Because open source CMSs are free to download, you have a vast choice between the various systems.

There are many open source CMSs to choose from, each with unique strengths—and occasionally limitations too. Choosing between the bewildering numbers of options can be tough.

Making the wrong choice early on may lead to a lot of wasted work because you'll have a half-finished site that doesn't meet your initial requirements, and you may have to restart from scratch.

This book will show you how to avoid choosing the wrong CMS. It will guide you through assessing your site requirements, and then using that assessment to identify the CMS that will best fit your needs. It contains discussions of the major CMSs and the issues that you should consider when choosing: their complexity to use, their features, and the power they offer. It discusses technical considerations such as programming languages and compliance with best practice standards in a clear and friendly way that non-technical readers can understand.

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• date: 24 May 2010
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Will Work for Fun: Three Simple Steps for Turning Any Hobby or Interest Into Cash /by Alan R. Bechtold (Author) .Will Work for Fun presents a simple three-step process for turning your favorite hobby or interest into a reliable source of income. Why stay trapped in a job you hate, when you could turn your fun into your job? No matter what your interests are, Alan Bechtold will show you how to what you love into a real moneymaking career. Packed with stories, examples, exercises, and links to online resources, Will Work for Fun is the cure for another dull day at the office.

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• date: 24 May 2010
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What Would Google Do?/by Jeff Jarvis (Author).A bold and vital book that asks and answers the most urgent question of today: What Would Google Do?
In a book that's one part prophecy, one part thought experiment, one part manifesto, and one part survival manual, internet impresario and blogging pioneer Jeff Jarvis reverse-engineers Google—the fastest-growing company in history—to discover forty clear and straightforward rules to manage and live by. At the same time, he illuminates the new worldview of the internet generation: how it challenges and destroys, but also opens up vast new opportunities. His findings are counterintuitive, imaginative, practical, and above all visionary, giving readers a glimpse of how everyone and everything—from corporations to governments, nations to individuals—must evolve in the Google era.

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• date: 24 May 2010
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• date: 23 May 2010
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Twitter Power - How To Dominate Your Market One Tweet At A Time

Since 2006, forward-thinking companies like Apple, JetBlue, Whole Foods, and GM have discovered the instant benefits of leveraging the social media phenomenon known as Twitter to reach consumers directly, build their brand, and increase sales.

Twitter is at the leading edge of the social media movement, allowing members to connect with one another in real time via short text messages–called "tweets"–that can be received either via the Twitter site or by e-mail, instant messenger, or cell phone.

Many companies have started building entire teams within their organization dedicated solely to responding to tweets from consumers about their brand. And this is just the beginning.

In Twitter Power, Internet marketing and Web innovation expert Joel Comm shows businesses and marketers how to:
- integrate Twitter into their existing marketing strategies to build a loyal following among Twitter members
- expand awareness for their product or service, and even
- handle negative publicity due to angry or disappointed consumers.

The book also presents case studies of companies on the forefront of the Twitter movement, to help you develop your own social networking strategies. Twitter Power is the result of extensive testing and participation in the social networking community and is a must-have for any business that wants to keep up with the social media movement.

Twitter Power features a foreword by Tony Robbins.

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• date: 22 May 2010
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• date: 22 May 2010
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654 pages

Ajax The Complete Reference Thomas Powell.Evolve from the click-and-wait programming pattern to the latest Web 2.0 paradigm using this comprehensive guide to Ajax. Written by Web development expert Thomas Powell, the book lays out every feature of Ajax alongside detailed explanations and real-world code examples.

Ajax: The Complete Reference explains how to create and test Ajax-enabled Web applications using the XMLHttpRequest object as well as alternative javascript-based communication mechanisms. You'll explore a variety of sample applications featuring emerging user-interface conventions and build applications that address real-world networking and security issues. A robust communication library is developed throughout the book that enables you to architect flexible Ajax applications. The latest technologies such as Web services, Flash-Ajax integration, client-side templates, Comet, and Offline Access are also covered. Discover the future of Web development today!

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• date: 22 May 2010
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Hackers specifically target PHP Web applications. Why? Because they know many of these apps are written by programmers with little or no experience or training in software security. Don’t be victimized. Securing PHP Web Applications will help you master the specific techniques, skills, and best practices you need to write rock-solid PHP code and harden the PHP software you’re already using.

Drawing on more than fifteen years of experience in Web development, security, and training, Tricia and William Ballad show how security flaws can find their way into PHP code, and they identify the most common security mistakes made by PHP developers. The authors present practical, specific solutions–techniques that are surprisingly easy to understand and use, no matter what level of PHP programming expertise you have.

Securing PHP Web Applications covers the most important aspects of PHP code security, from error handling and buffer overflows to input validation and filesystem access. The authors explode the myths that discourage PHP programmers from attempting to secure their code and teach you how to instinctively write more secure code without compromising your software’s performance or your own productivity.

Coverage includes

* Designing secure applications from the very beginning–and plugging holes in applications you can’t rewrite from scratch
* Defending against session hijacking, fixation, and poisoning attacks that PHP can’t resist on its own
* Securing the servers your PHP code runs on, including specific guidance for Apache, MySQL, IIS/SQL Server, and more
* Enforcing strict authentication and making the most of encryption
* Preventing dangerous cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks
* Systematically testing yourapplications for security, including detailed discussions of exploit testing and PHP test automation
* Addressing known vulnerabilities in the third-party applications you’re already running

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• date: 21 May 2010
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Learn how to use Ajax (Asynchronous javascript and XML) to create Web applications that mirror the richness of desktop applications. Using easy-to-follow examples, Ajax: A Beginner's Guide gets you started working with this cutting-edge collection of technologies in no time. Create XMLHttpRequest objects and use javascript, XML, DHTML, CSS, PHP, and more to build next-generation Web applications. You'll also find out about a variety of free, pre-written Ajax frameworks you can use right away.
Designed for Easy Learning:
Key Skills&Concepts--Lists of specific skills covered in the chapter
Ask the Expert--Q&A sections filled with bonus information and helpful tips
Try This--Hands-on exercises that show how to apply your skills
Annotated Syntax--Example code with commentary that describes the programming techniques being illustrated

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