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Summary:  Are you building a Web site or a Web application? The line between Web sites, which are largely informational, and Web apps, which are more interactive, has blurred. There are best practices for building good informational sites, and those practices aren't the same for building a good application. In this article, learn the real, tangible differences between Web sites and Web apps, and then analyze your own sites. Explore the kind of sites you're managing, designing, and coding in a way that helps you improve their design and usability. Learn to make informed decisions that support your Web goals.

Summary:  A key part of any Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax)-based web application is the communication layer between the client and the server. To implement this layer, you need to understand the various communication mechanisms that browsers provide, as well as each mechanism's pros and cons. In this article, learn to make the correct match between the specific communication needs of an application and the appropriate mechanism. Detailed examples show you how to create a communication layer that can meet these different client-server communication needs.

Summary:  HTML 5 comes with plenty of new features for mobile Web applications, including visual ones that usually make the most impact. Canvas is the most eye-catching of the new UI capabilities, providing full 2-D graphics in the browser. In this article you learn to use Canvas as well as some of the other new visual elements in HTML 5 that are more subtle but make a big difference for mobile users.

Summary:  For a while, there has been a struggle for the future of markup on the web, a struggle between the W3C's XHTML 2 and HTML5, developed by the major browser vendors under a separate organizational umbrella. First, the W3C took over HTML5, and now it recently announced the sunset of the XHTML 2 effort. This makes a significant difference to the future of XML on the web, and furthermore, because of HTML5's momentum, it is now a technology that every XML developer already has to deal with. But fans of XML need not despair: HTML5 supports a proper XML serialization. Learn about the XML form of HTML5 including some key differences from older XHTML conventions and learn how to practically apply this vocabulary in modern web browsers.

Summary:  One of the most useful new features in HTML 5 is the standardization of local storage. Finally, Web developers can stop trying to fit all client-side data into 4 KB Cookies. Now you can store large amounts of data on the client with a simple API. This is a perfect mechanism for caching, so you can dramatically improve the speed of your application-a critical factor for mobile Web applications that rely on much slower connections than their desktop brothers. In this second article in this series on HTML 5, you will see how to use local storage, how to debug it, and you will see a variety of ways to use it to improve mobile Web applications.

"In this competitive world with technological progression, it is very hard for a business to stay alive without a website. Companies operating without websites lose millions of potential customers now days. There are millions of people log on to internet every day for their own purposes. The corporate world is highly competitive and only existence of your website is not enough: it has to be an attractive website to appeal visitors. There are many factors to consider when hiring a web designer. A company should make sure that they hire professional web designer. However sometimes companies have low budget and they can't afford professional web designer. In this situation they can hire a fresh web designer but explain him the nature of the business thoroughly."

"In this competitive world with technological progression, it is very hard for a business to stay alive without a website. Companies operating without websites lose millions of potential customers now days. There are millions of people log on to internet every day for their own purposes. The corporate world is highly competitive and only existence of your website is not enough: it has to be an attractive website to appeal visitors. There are many factors to consider when hiring a web designer. A company should make sure that they hire professional web designer. However sometimes companies have low budget and they can't afford professional web designer. In this situation they can hire a fresh web designer but explain him the nature of the business thoroughly."

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Summary:  Agavi is an open-source, flexible, and scalable framework for application development. One of its key features is built-in support for REST routes, making it possible to quickly add a REST API for third-party development to an existing or new Web application. In this article, examine this feature in detail, and how to build a REST API with support for both XML and JSON formats.

Summary:  Author Thomas Myer shows experienced PHP developers how to add CouchDB to their technical toolboxes.

Summary:  For years Web developers have salivated over some of the features promised in the next generation of Web browsers as outlined by the HTML 5 specification. You might be surprised to learn just how many of the features are already available in today's browsers. In this article, learn how to detect which capabilities are present and how to take advantage of those features in your application. Explore powerful HTML 5 features such as multi-threading, geolocation, embedded databases, and embedded video.

jQuery UI now has a position utility function that makes the job of positioning elements relative to other elements deliciously easy! Let's take a look.

Summary:  Ext JS is an advanced JavaScript framework that not only supports and simplifies the foundations of Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) development, but also maintains a large toolkit of reusable UI components. In this article, get a tour of the new features and updates to this framework, which currently stands at version 3.1.

Summary:  Discover how easy it is to improve the usability of your CodeIgniter applications using jQuery. By leveraging the power of CodeIgniter's MVC-based framework and jQuery's support for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) interaction, learn how to quickly and efficiently create more effective UIs.