This article describes an accessibility issue I encountered while browsing one of my sites that involved the use of CSS sprites, and how I resolved it.

Using PHP5.3's Closures, I implemented a nice roof of concept of how we can import JS paradigms into PHP (not that I think it wise, it's just a cool demo).

In this post I would try to line out how you can create a linux virtual machine that could replace your WAMP entirely.

This is a table of content from the javascript guide.

This is the final post in the series. I will try point you to places you can move on to become a true JS developer.

In this post we will learn what AJAX is, and how we can use it in our application. We will do this by going over an AJAX object implementation i wrote for this post.

In this post we will learn how to make our page react to our actions, and what are the best ways for us to do it.

In this post we will learn the basic tool with which we manipulate our web pages, and why the API in charge of it - the DOM - sucks.

In this post we will learn how to use the prototype to create object-oriented patterns in javascript, and some other advanced JS programming patterns as we go along.

In this post we will use some of the previously learned concepts - objects, functions and scope resolution to better understand the inheritance model in javascript - the prototype.