TamperMonkey Finally Brings Greasemonkey to Android [2.1+]
If you spend a lot of time online, you've probably come across Greasemonkey before, which allows you to run little scripts which affect the pages you're browsing. These scripts can do all sorts of useful things and you can now use them on your Android phone. TamperMonkey is the tool you need to get your favourite Greasemonkey scripts working on your Android.
Editra: A Powerful & Expandable Cross-Platform Text & Code Editor
There are tons of text editors out there, so why would you need another one? Most people will be satisfied by their OS default plain text editor, while the coders would need a dedicated code editor. There are also people who need both. For those who are still looking for the perfect text editor, you might want to try Editra. This is a powerful and expandable cross-platform editor, for both plain text and code.
BlueGriffon: A Multi-Platform WYSIWYG HTML Editor
There are several reasons why people hardly use desktop web builders - there are only a few of them available, the good ones are too expensive, and the process of web building itself is not a walk in the park. But there is a new web editing application called BlueGriffon, a free multi-platform WYSIWYG web editor which is easy enough for beginners but also powerful enough for more advanced users.
5 Baby Steps to Learning CSS and Becoming a Kick-Ass CSS Sorcerer
CSS is the single most important change webpages have seen in the last decade, and it paved the way for the separation of style and content. In the modern way, XHTML defines the semantic structure - the meaning and content of the webpage, while CSS concerns itself with the presentation. While most of us are comfortable writing a little HTML, we seem to think that CSS is some kind of black magic.
14+ YouTube Playlists To Watch & Learn Computer Programming Quickly
With the advent and growth of YouTube and plenty of other high-quality video-sharing websites and tools like flashcard software, learning new things visually by yourself has never been easier. Since it never hurts to learn something new, especially a skill set like programming in different languages, we will go over some of the best channels that will introduce you to the world of programming.
Learn How To Write Programs In Java With Greenfoot
Greenfoot takes care of learning a programming language by providing a developing platform, meant for educational purposes, where users can quickly get started and get visual results back in the form of graphics. Greenfoot runs and uses Java for its programming language, which runs on virtually every operating system
How To Create An iPhone Or Android App Without Any Coding Skills
If you're really eager to make a mobile app, a website called Buzztouch may well be the web-based solution for you. Buzztouch is essentially Content Management Software for iOS and Android. It provides a template-based process in which you import your app's information into the online software, and in turn it will create the code that you need to compile the data for your application
Time To Try A Slick, New Text Editor Called Tincta [Mac]
While you may already think you've found the text editor love of your life, you could hardly stand by it honourably without giving the competition a go. So, today we'll introduce you to a sleek new player in the Mac text editor game called Tincta. It's feature-filled, yet is also a tiny, free download. We're sure you're going to love it.
Top 11 HTML Tags Every Blogger & Website Owner Must Know
The world wide web knows many languages and is coded in several different ones. The one language however, that can be found all over and has been around since the invention of webpages, is the HyperText Markup Language, better known as HTML. In this article I want to show you a few, possibly random, but definitely useful and simple tags for daily use.
How To Create Your Own Basic Wordpress Widgets
Many bloggers will search for the perfect Wordpress widget that will do exactly what they want, but with a little programming experience you may find it's easier to write your custom widget. This week I'd like to show how to do exactly that, and the widget we will be writing is a simple one that picks out a single random post from your site, pulls the featured image, and displays it on the sidebar.
The Top 7 Reasons To Give The Vim Text Editor A Chance
For years, I've tried one text editor after another. You name it, I tried it. I used each and every one of these editors for over two months as my primary day-to-day editor. Somehow, I couldn't find an editor that just worked right, and was customizable enough to fit my needs. That all changed a couple of months ago, when I started using Vim full-time.
Make Your Own Programs With Illumination Software Creator [Giveaway]
If you use your computer for more than just Facebook and Farmville, you’ve probably wanted to create your own software at one point or another. However, you don’t know any code and therefore can’t write any programs. Well, what if I told you that you can, still without writing a single line of code? Let me introduce to you the Illumination Software Creator. This week, we'll be giving away 25 copies of Illumination Software Creator worth $1,248 in total!
Automate Your Wordpress Backup With Simple Shell Scripting & CRON
Last time we talked about Wordpress backups, I showed you how incredibly easy it was to backup your entire database and files though SSH with only a few commands. This time, I'm going to show how to automate those commands, giving you fresh backups of your entire site every week, with very little effort.
5 Cool CSS3 Effects You'll Be Seeing More Of
CSS3 (combined with the power of HTML5) is rapidly being supported by all the major browsers (read - anything except Internet Explorer), so I thought now would be a good time to see some of the incredible effects we can achieve using the power of your the browser and a little CSS code.
Geany - A Great Lightweight Code Editor For Linux
Surprisingly, Linux doesn't offer that many good IDE's (Integrated Development Environments). I believe this is because back in the day most Linux programmers took out good old Notepad (or gedit in this case), and started coding from that. However, I'm glad to know that there are now two really good IDEs out there, and Geany is one of them.