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Web development articlesChoose from the articles below or select another category from the list on the left. Make Way for Full-screen WebsitesThere are two main types of website layouts. Websites which fill your screen and websites which do not. In this tutorial we are going to explore how to make a website layout appear Full Screen using the famous Dreamweaver.Author: Josh Singer - Singer Design | Date: 17 March 2004 Software Project Management for ProgrammersAre you a developer trying to finish an ever evolving project, following the seemingly whimsical directions of your client? Maybe you're a manager who just can't believe that your programmer neglected to add the 'search' button that was so obviously needed. In this article, James Gregory tries to forge a new peace in the ever-present war between the 'geeks' and the 'normals'.Author: James Gregory | Date: 12 March 2004 Content Management SystemsDiscover the pros and cons of using a CMS depending on your personal or organisational needsAuthor: Ilbra Abramian | Date: 23 February 2004 The Anchor Website: .py in the Sky: PART 3Part three of this series discusses Anchor's approach to generating the HTML on the website. No Dreamweavin' hippies here.Author: James Gregory | Date: 12 February 2004 The Anchor Website: .py in the Sky: PART 2In part two of his dissection of the Anchor website, Mad Scientist James Gregory will start examining the database layer of the Anchor website, and shows how we're avoiding database errors by giving the database the cold shoulder.Author: James Gregory | Date: 05 February 2004 Finding Free Software: Part 1An introduction to getting the most out of FreshmeatAuthor: Patrick Kelso | Date: 04 February 2004 Reducing the Awfulness of Rollover MenusGot a rollover menu? Anchor is in the same boat so we feel your pity. But you don't have to drive your designer's nuts when you want to change the content; driving their nuts at the best of times is not recommended. James Gregory sadly admits to having been there, and having faced those demons now presents a more maintainable alternative.Author: James Greogry | Date: 04 February 2004 The Anchor Website: .py in the Sky: PART 1James Gregory, the mad scientist behind Anchor's web presence details the development of the Anchor website, the systems behind it and some of the compromises we had to make. In part 1 he will discuss his controversial choice of Python over PHP and Perl, and show how you can use it to reduce the number of errors in your site.Author: James Gregory | Date: 30 January 2004 Handy HTML HintsThe first of hopefully many articles on how to get the most out of normal htmlAuthor: Patrick Kelso | Date: 29 January 2004 Building Maintainable WebsitesLearn how to build maintainable websites with server-side includesAuthor: Anchor | Date: 26 January 2004 Previous 10 articles | Next 10 articles |
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