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PHP to Static HTML On The Fly

Data driven web sites are da bomb, in my not-so-humble opinion. The ability to drive information through a slim passage and have that information display, in various ways, is without a doubt amazing. Anything can be manipulated, altered, structured, added, removed and decided before it even hits the screen. Systems like WordPress, Joomla, Drupal have had their day in the sun. On the horizon are even more progressive, minimalistic UCGm [User Generated Content management] systems that will have...

Create a User Note-Keeping Utility For Your Site With IndexedDB: Part 4

In this series we have been building the elements of a user note-keeping utility for Web pages, using the IndexedDB API. So far we have built the database, created an object store to save the user's notes and handled adding and deleting notes. In this last part of the series we will bring these elements together by querying the note database, presenting the user notes within the page markup so that they can see them on returning to the page. This is the final part in a series of four tutorials: Setup and opening...

Legacy Browser Compatibility for HTML5

As long as Internet Explorer will be around holding onto their share of the market in the world of legacy browsers, you'll have to face the facts and develop your CSS to work around versions of Internet Explorer 7 and 8. We have had a ray of hope with the shunning of Internet Explorer 6 as it has now begun to join Netscape in the graveyard of browsers past. I understand, getting Internet Explorer to comply can be infuriating at times. And I've had to take a stance against developing in Internet Explorer 6, as...

SEO and Web Development: 5 HTML5 Tags for SEO

The advent of HTML5 has created a new set of opportunities for web developers and site architects. The new system has also forced those unfamiliar with its origins to reassess how they view their site design, especially when it comes to questions of search engine optimization. How will HTML5 interact with the current search engine spiders, such as Googlebot and Bing, and how will those crawlers evolve in this dynamic environment? New Content Tags ... One of the biggest new features in HTML5 is the new...

Create Custom Username RSS Feed Using PHP

So, you built a website with an amazing strength of potential for millions of internet aficionados to venture, read information, blog, whatever --and maybe make you a few pesos in the big scheme of things. There is a simple, yet powerful tool to gain traffic through: RSS. RSS means Really Simple Syndication. To syndicate just means gather all the information in once place, where people can subscribe via their web browser, to an article list. But, the words "really simple" on the programming side, are...

Create a User Note-Keeping Utility For Your Site With IndexedDB: Part 3

In this series on creating a user note-keeping utility, we are using IndexedDB to store user notes on a Web page. In the first two parts of the series we created the IndexedDB database and object store, as well as the initial visible HTML elements in the Web page. In this part we will implement allowing the user to add and delete notes to and from the data store. In the final part of the series we will query the notes and display them within the page. This is part 3 in a series of 4: Setup and opening the note database...

Create a User Note-Keeping Utility For Your Site With IndexedDB: Part 2

In this series we are using the IndexedDB API to create a basic note-keeping utility within a Web page. In the first part of the series we setup the HTML5 page elements and started IndexedDB processing by attempting to open the database. In this part we will be working on creating the object store, which is how we define the structure of the note database. In the final two parts of the series we will handle inserting, deleting and querying notes. This is part 2 in a series of 4 tutorials: Setup and opening the...

Create a User Note-Keeping Utility For Your Site With IndexedDB: Part 1

Indexed Database (IndexedDB) is an API for storing data at client side and a proposed standard, still in the relatively early stages of development. With the IndexedDB API, developers can store data objects within the user's browser. In this tutorial series we will explore the basics of this emerging technology by building a simple note-keeping facility for a Web page or site. Users will be able to add and delete notes, with past notes automatically displaying when the user revisits. The notes are...
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