September 23, 2011
It seems that Google launched a quite useful service last year, but I just found out now. It consists of a URL shortener. The idea is to simplify the address to the form “http://goo.gl/o1uz4”, which is equivalent to “http://trileafdesigns.com/blog/”. Another useful feature is that if you add “.info” at the end of the shortened URL ...
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July 4, 2011
What is a QR Code? A QR code is like a bar code that you can read with your phones camera user some kind of QR Code Reader App. I will get into the “How To” later. What happens once you read this “QR Code”? Whatever you want! You can add your contact information onto ...
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June 19, 2011
While browsing some forums a few days ago I had somebody introduce a very cool website to me. I will post this website below this post so you guys can check it out for yourself. Pretty much what this website does is that it lets you input your code be it Ruby, Python, Java, HTML, ...
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May 29, 2011
ONE of the reasons I got into programming and web developing was the similarities it had with my favorite toy growing up, Legos. With Legos, you take pieces and build things, usually starting with one piece before gradually building up to whatever creation you were aiming for. With programming, the same principle applies. You take ...
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May 24, 2011
Almost always whenever I make a website for a client they want or it will require me to use some sort of JavaScript functionality. Now I’m no expert in JavaScript – I can provide basic functionality like an image slider or content remover and the likes but I do not know enough to make crazy ...
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April 28, 2011
JQuery is a javascript library. Javascript adds fanciness to a website: dropdown menus, element fade in/out, animations, etc. JQuery combines everything in Javascript and compresses it into a simpler form. Then you can call methods straight from the JQuery script instead of making an entirely new script from scratch. For example, if I wanted to ...
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April 22, 2011
As a web developer you are probably familiar with this concept: Reusable Code. For some of us (like me) it was pounded in your head throughout school and I have to say it has definitely made my life easier. Reusable Code is just as it suggests: useful code that you can use in many different ...
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March 24, 2011
Over the years that I have been programming I have seen some pretty amazing computer applications made in both C# (pronounced C-Sharp) and Java. Both are amazing programming languages don’t get me wrong and I know people on both sides of this subject that will swear up and down which programming language is better. I ...
