Author Archives: Andrew

Building a Site File Structure Template

By Andrew | Published: June 28, 2010
When developing sites or projects, it helps to have an organized folder structure so that you can go back and find files easier, as well as have others easily understand how the website’s code works. We’ll also retain files in most of the commonly used folders so that every time you make a new site, [...]
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5 Things Not to Do While Web Coding

By Andrew | Published: June 21, 2010
Creating websites is a complicated process and many coders can develop bad practices while creating them. Here’s 5 things not to do while web coding.
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Optimizing Your PHP Apps

By Andrew | Published: June 16, 2010
PHP is a very complex language and unfortunately at times it can be quite slow. Here are some easy things you can do that can speed up your application.
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(X)HTML Templates

By Andrew | Published: June 12, 2010
I often find myself writing the same code over and over for each new HTML or XHTML document I start. Below are some templates for various doctypes which you can copy and paste into any new (X)HTML documents you are creating. All of these validate.
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CSS3 Alternatives for IE

By Andrew | Published: June 8, 2010
Even with the upcoming release of Internet Explorer 9, which will theoretically have CSS3 support, a lot of people are guaranteed not to upgrade. There are many cool features made easy in CSS3 that are still available to these users. We’re going to cover the big ones.
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