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18 Best CSS Practices and Standards For Beginners


Cascading Style Sheets is a language for setting up the presentation semantics of a document that is written in a markup language. Almost every developer has encountered CSS to design websites. If you have downloaded a template that has come with a CSS file, you may have noticed that it may not be very organized. Below are 18 tips to clean up and keep your CSS organized.
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80+ AJAX Resources, Downloads, and Tutorials



Ajax, Asynchronous Java and XML, is a group of web development methods that is used on the client side is for interactive applications. Using Ajax, web applications can send data and retrieve data from a server asynchronously without messing with the display of the website. In this post, we have a list of over 100 Ajax resources
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41 Awesome Examples Of CSS3 Animations and Demos



Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language that is used to style websites written in HTML, XHTML, PHP, etc.  CSS3 is the third level of the style sheet language that has been under development since December 15, 2005.  CSS3 is modularized and the W3C maintains a progress report on the language.  Sometimes the best way to start learning more about a programming language is by looking at examples.  Below are 41 awesome examples of CSS3 animations and demos.


1. 7 Javascript-Effect Alternatives Using CSS 3 For Webkit Browsers [Demo] – Web Developer Juice has made 7 nifty animations using CSS 3 on Webkit browsers (Google Chrome and Safari) that include a fade block, pulsate block, nudge effect, block expand, block bounce, spin block, and accordion effect.

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100 Useful HTML5 Demos and Resources



Even though HTML5 is still in development, the programming language has been growing in popularity.  HTML5 can be used to create games, render videos, and make intuitive websites.  The HTML5 possibilites are endless.  HTML5 specification editor Ian Hickson expects that the language will reach the W3C Candidate Recommendation sometime in 2012.

Below is a list of 100 ways that HTML5 is being used in website samples, resources, tutorials, demos, and templates.

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