Featured tutorial of the week 01/02/2012
by krike in Other / Round-Ups on 01 Feb 2012
Each week we feature a new tutorial. This weeks featured tutorial is This time you’ll learn Node.js
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Featured tutorial of the week 09/11/2011
by krike in Other / Round-Ups on 09 Nov 2011
Each week we feature a new tutorial. This weeks featured tutorial is From PSD to HTML: Building a Set of Website Designs Step by Step
Featured tutorial of the week 05/10/2011
by krike in Other / Round-Ups on 05 Oct 2011
Each week we feature a new tutorial. This weeks featured tutorial is How to use Lookaheads and Lookbehinds in your Regular Expressions
Featured tutorial of the week 38/08/2011
by krike in Other / Round-Ups on 01 Sep 2011
Each week we feature a new tutorial. This weeks featured tutorial is Advanced WordPress Queries, Part 1
Featured tutorial of the week 13/08/2011
by krike in Other / Round-Ups on 13 Aug 2011
Each week we feature a new tutorial. This weeks featured tutorial is A Beginner’s Guide to the WordPress Loop
10 php classes you must use
by krike in Other / Round-Ups on 19 Jun 2011
Showcasing a list of 10 excellent php classes you should include into your projects
My stackoverflow answer #11
by krike in Other / Stackoverflow answers on 20 Dec 2010
Each week I feature one of my answers on stackoverflow hoping it might help other people. This weeks question talks about stripping out strange characters when consuming a feed.
My stackoverflow answer #10
by krike in Other / Stackoverflow answers on 08 Dec 2010
Each week I feature one of my answers on stackoverflow hoping it might help other people. This weeks question talks about matching all url’s from a webpage.
New CMS tutorial site facelift FINALLY online!
by krike in Announcements / Other on 07 Dec 2010
We finally released the new and updated version of our website.
@font-face, what is it? And why use it?
by krike in Other / Tutorials on 04 Dec 2010
@font-face is a new way of embedding custom fonts on your site, but why would you use it? and how?
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