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CodeIgniter – Open Source PHP framework, used by hundreds of thousands of PHP developers worldwide.
Top 10 PHP Framework: http://www.phpframeworks.com/top-10-php-frameworks/
Here is NetTuts video tutorials about CodeIgniter Framework (all the sample code built on CodeIgniter 1.7)
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Firebug (getfirebug.com) is a Firefox add-on that extends the browser with some very helpful web development tools. I think the tag line on their website says it best “You can edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page”. The key phrase here is “live in any web page”. Firebug can be activated for any site on the internet and allows you to interact in a number of ways. Throughout this road map, I will explain some of the common scenarios that I use on a daily basis.
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If you are looking for the quickest way to create a simple Web 2.0 or CS3 style icon, then here is an Adobe AIR app for you. Icon Generator is the simplest app we have seen so far that lets you create Web 2.0 or CS3 style icons in just three simple steps.
You can choose between CS3 or Web 2.0 style.
Hello Twitter API! So, so many out there are fiddling with Twitter APIs, getting their handy dirty to provide more and more innovative Twitter clients. or Are they really getting their hand dirty? 
Well, May be and may be not because there are so many wrappers for Twitter APIs. Tweet# (TweetSharp) is a complete .NET library for microblogging platforms that allows you to write short and sweet expressions that convert automatically to web queries and fly to Twitter on your behalf. [Read more...]
Google just announced that their Google App Engine cloud hosting platform now supports other languages than Python: namely Java and Groovy!
You can now effectively write your Google App Engine applications in Groovy!
A couple of weeks ago, the SpringSource Groovy team and the Google App Engine Java team worked together, hand in hand, to iron out the details, to ensure that the popular and award-winning Groovy dynamic language for the JVM would run well on this exciting platform. After having created together some patches for Groovy, in the area of constrained and strict security manager policies, the Groovy development team integrated these patches and released the updated Groovy 1.6.1 version in line for the D-Day. With this new release, you can directly use the “groovy-all” JAR in your WEB-INF/lib directory and get started writing your applications in Groovy, right away, and host them on Google’s infrastructure.
In the rest of this article, I’ll walk you through some easy steps to let you build your first Groovy powered App Engine webapp. I’ll skip the basic installation steps, as they are outlined and explained very well in the App Engine documentation, and I’ll focus more on the aspects of building the Groovy application per se. As you shall see, this is fairly easy.
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Auto-completing fields in a form can be a huge time saver and a major benefit to the user. For example, searching for email addresses is a chore that can easily made much more simple (and I dare say fun) with a splash of Ajax. TextboxList meets Autocompletion is one such example of an auto-complete script that takes a Facebook-esque approach to autocompletion. The implementation is crisp and useful, not to mention easy on the eyes.
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