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The talkification of the Web
Insight perspective The film and music industries have been turned upside down by the arrival of the Internet. Now it's the turn of telecoms, argues author Howard Greenfield.
Tags: Web browsers, VoIP/IP telephony, Web 2.0, Ribbit, Google Inc., Telecommunications, phone, software, technology company, Facebook
Hotmail glitch exposes email addresses
News A flaw in Microsoft's Hotmail program is inadvertently sending subscribers' email addresses to online advertisers, the company confirmed yesterday.
Create reusable Web components for Mozilla
Techguide Learn how to create a custom, reusable component bound to custom behaviors through XBL.
Tags: Software, Protocols and platforms, Component-based development, Web browsers
Mirroring Web sites with wget
Techguide Vincent Danen demonstrates the basics of wget for mirroring entire Web sites.
Tags: Open source, Mirroring, Security, Site, FTP site, HTML page, Wget, Vincent Danen, exploit code, researcher
Microsoft leaves Window wide open
News A security hole in a Microsoft Windows feature has not been removed since its first encounter with the virus 'Bubble Boy' in 1999.
Create a simple Web page in Word
Techguide You don't need to be an HTML wizard or own special software to build a simple Web page. Mary Ann Richardson explains how you can use Word to create a Web-ready page that can be uploaded to your server.
Putting the dynamic in your DHTML
Techguide With Internet Explorer, you can attach behaviors to HTML elements, creating an object-oriented approach to page design.
Crackers suspected of rigging Big Brother vote
News The Big Brother Web team suspect crackers may have unleashed a mailbomb on the voting section of the site, in order to rig the vote for unpopular housemate Paul.
Big Brother vote may have been rigged
News The Big Brother Web team suspect crackers may have unleashed a mailbomb on the voting section of the site, in order to rig the vote for unpopular housemate Paul.
Implement search paging queries
Techguide A common problem developers face when building custom search engines is to implement some kind of paging functionality; that is, to allow a user to issue a query that returns a large number of rows but only show the first 20 or so matches.
Consuming ASP.NET Web services with ASP
Techguide The exodus from Visual Studio 6.0 to .NET has begun for most developers. But with this new coding model comes decoupled services in the form of Web services.
Assist future developers by writing comments, clean code
Techguide Tony Patton explains that thoroughly documenting your code either through written documents or code comments helps you and provides future guidance for developers working with the code.
Learn distinctions between inline and block HTML elements
Techguide When laying out and designing Web applications, it's important to know the distinctions between inline and block elements. Learn how you can use CSS to override an element's default behavior.
Design more cohesively with XML and XSLT
Techguide If you don't already, start thinking about designing your Web pages with a single, cohesive theme. You may recall that in the early days of the Web, cohesiveness was implemented with server-side includes, which involved a great deal of laborious file management. Fortunately, as the Web matured, so did the tools used to create it. For instance, in .NET, you create Web controls to unify your design.
Design more cohesively with XML and XSLT
Techguide Phillip Perkins provides an example of site content and demonstrates how XML and XSLT can help make your site's design more cohesive.
Tags: Software, Protocols and platforms, Authoring, Software engineering/development, XML
