How jQuery is Killing Flash + jQuery Tutorials & Plugins to Beat Up Flash Animations

20 Advance Javascript Tutorials That Make Flash To Be Afraid Of

In 1996, Macromedia released their product called Macromedia Flash which is a vector-based animation platform. With Flash, web designers were now able to create animations using a timeline and vector design tools as a video. Furthermore, Flash was and still is a great solution for web designers to provide visitors smooth view in such small file size. The only thing that web surfers need to enjoy the sites using flash is to install Macromedia Flash Player.

However, with the arrival of JavaScript in 1997, there has been a war between Flash and JavaScript because Flash was afraid JavaScript would one day replace them with all the animation it supports. Why? Because a ton of JavaScript frameworks are becoming increasingly popular as a result of their high scalability, performance and usability. Some include jQuery, MooTools, script.aculo.us, Prototype, among others but especially jQuery, as of late.

jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and AJAX interactions for rapid web development. Although you may have enough Javascript skills to build your own Javascript code, using jQuery instead of can simplify the process (think hundreds of lines vs. a few lines of jQuery). Furthermore, there are thousands of plugins for jQuery published and large community support for this project. jQuery deserves being the heaviest competitor with Flash.

Some helpful tutorial videos CSS & XHTML from beginning to advance

After lot of emails from visitors to me about questions: “How can you do that? …”, “Where can i find it…”, “It doesn’t work, please help….” I totally know that someone need to understand how the css works and the css rules can work without. These videos bellow i checked all and right now, i think it’s helpful for everyone who wana learn css and just begin to design XHTML & CSS. From beginning to advance, you should not miss them.

Improve your css skill, right now!

Styling css is just follow the rules, if you run with rules, you can get a good working, but sometime, you forgot that in these rules, you missed something that can make you better in styling css. This entry is just a bit experiences i got and i wanna share with you. It’ll help you not much but without that, your design can not be better.
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Don’t kick your visitors’s IE 6 and below out of your css layout

Designing one css layout to make it Cross-Platform compability is so crazy, maybe you like the Firefox with powerfull support css and the IE7 cool and stupid web browser but nowaday someone’s still using the poor browsers like IE 6, even IE 5. How to make all your web visitors happy when you display your css layout. It’s not simple likes saying “This web displays best in Firefox and IE 7 above” at the bottom of your webpage like everyone are doing. No, it’s stupid. Dont do that. Please make it’s compability to all web browser as you can, to all is hard for you but at least, dont kick the IE 6 and below out of your css layout.
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10 tips help you design your own professional Blogger layout

Hi, today i will help you design your own professional Blogger layout, yep, really professional… If you are running Blogger as your own homepage. Whatever your blogger content is, your blogger must be friendly to visitors. The first, you already created your blog and you see that, layouts from Blogger Gallery is so boring, it’s not as your style. Ok, why didn’t design own layout for yourself with your style? Here we go…
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Create rounded corners using css easily

Someone who new to CSS layout from normal table before wanna create a new css content container/box maybe need to read this entry. I’ll guide you how to create one rounded contents container using css style, create as simply as you couldnt do by normal template using table tag before.

HTML vs. XHTML – How to Convert HTML to XHTML

XHTML 1.0 is a reformulation of HTML 4.0. What this really means is that learning XHTML is basically the same as learning HTML. The main difference is a few simple rules – as XHTML is more strict than standard HTML.
The reality is that HTML is not going away. While there are many advantages to having a very flexible system where tags can be easily added and changed in the DTD, but most Web Developers won’t need or want their own tags. Why rewrite the way the <p> tag works, when it’s already in the document definition?
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