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• Rich client-side API, works with any backend (php, .Net, Java, python) or static HTML pages. • More then 40 common components, including Tabs, Dialog, TreeGrid, TimeLine and many other web GUI components. • Wide cross-browser compatibility, IE6+, firefox1.5+, opera9+, safari3+ and Google Chrome. • Full API Documentation with tons of samples. • Ever Increasing Code Snippets. • Drag&Drop WYSIWYG GUI builder and IDE available. Significantly reduced development time. • Source code editor Integrated (Code Intellisense, Code folding, Syntax Check and Undo/Redo). • Compatible with jQuery, prototype,..

For the past year and a half, we've been pouring our heart into JavaScriptMVC 3.0. So it's with great excitement that we're ready to announce 3.0 is here to solve your JavaScript headaches. With over 1800 commits, the new version is faster, easier to use, and more powerful. But with so much goodness, it's hard to know where to start. The following are the biggest and bad-ass-est changes to JavaScriptMVC

Photoshop has given new pinnacles to creativity of designers all around the globe. They are free to create astounding effects that can accomplish almost anything one can imagine. Many artists have shared their creation process through quite a number of tutorials and articles. Today we present to you the best Photoshop tutorials from categories of abstract, animatation, automation, photo retouching, digital painting, poster design, brushes and buttons (and the list goes on!) to help you increase your knowledge and skills.

Internet technologists have long known that HTTP is insecure, causing many risks to users. The release of Firesheep made one of these risks concrete and obvious to even non-technical folks. While HTTPS has long existed as a reasonable way to improve web security, web operators have been slow to host their applications with it. In part, this is because correctly and completely hosting an application with HTTPS takes some care. This article is designed to help web operators get a conceptual handle on how to protect their users with HTTPS. Taking a little bit of care to protect your users is..

We all use databases to store our data around our applications, storing user settings and data received from client. If you ever had to create a category parent/child relationship in a e-commerce store for instance, this is a very good article explaining both ways and explaining the whole idea and schema of this wonderful way of easily managing a nice tree of categories that you may need for your posts, real-estate properties, products, groups, and so on. Take in mind that this is only intended for a single parent/child approach, one to many.