Many sites have been slowly crying off of IE 6 support, and big boys like Twitter, Facebook, Digg and YouTube are joining the action. What is interesting about the YouTube story is the placement of the upgrade buttons.

Some very exciting news coming from the jQuery project yesterday. The jQuery JavaScript library won .net Magazine’s “Open source application of the Year for 2009″. This was a pretty amazing accomplishment when you consider that both WordPress & Firefox...

We all want better and better charting libraries. Dojo has some good stuff, Protovis is a good option, and there are many many more (put your favourite below!). The latest guy in the ring is Highcharts uses either jQuery or MooTools for some common...

I think we first featured Mr Speaker when we showed his fun Friday platformer game. This Friday we have a canvas based particle system that is very visual. Check it out.

"View Source is your friend", we've learned countless times as web developers. It's something special about web development that we can seamlessly lift the covers on anything we see and find out how the sausage is made. And it gets even better with...

PHP on Windows has long been held as the preferred development platform of a large number of PHP developers despite the awkward installation process. The common assumption is that Apache on Windows isn't as good as on *nix, it is at least superior (or...