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There are, unfortunately, some dishonest people who will either hijack or try to bypass your affiliate links while you work your tail off wondering why you are not getting any sales. I’ve found the best solution to stop that from happening.
There are many services on the net offering shorter links, etc., but to me they [...]

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Introduction
As a longtime jQuery user I was excited to take some time to read and review two new jQuery books.
Packt Publishing provided me free copies of Learning jQuery and the jQuery Reference Guide.
I spent most of October reading through them and making the most of my first book review experience.
In short, these [...]

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John Resig, the creator of jQuery has been going non stop. jQuery 1.2 was released on 10 September to much fanfare by those who follow it, followed by an update to 1.2.1 for bugs and a missing feature.
They didn’t stop there though. Immediately afterwards, jQuery UI was released. jQuery UI is a package of [...]

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I’m happy to announce the release of SRG Clean Archives 4.1 for WordPress.
Per a few user requests, the plugin is now completely localized using language files created with poEdit.
Current available language packs:

English (default – built into plugin)
French РFran̤ais
German – Deutsch

If you’d like to help by contributing additional language translations, let me know. [...]

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I recently upgraded a client’s WordPress blog to version 2.2. She had a slew of plugins which were corrupt and had to be re-installed and re-activated.
It was then I discovered that quite a few were not compatible with the latest version of WordPress. So then I consulted the list of compatible plugins at:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/Plugin_Compatibility/2.2
and [...]

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I get asked a lot, especially on the Web Connect forum and jQuery mailing list, about Ajax (not AJAX, thank you) file uploads.
The XHR object in javascript cannot access file uploads, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t give your users an Ajax-like experience. Here are some options and their corresponding back end languages.

gMail-esque [...]

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