Developers

In the beginning, we programmed computers with toggle switches and punched cards. Next came the command line interface (CLI) and today's graphical user interace (GUI). Before long, there will be brain computer interaces (BCI), but for today, we're faced with

A growing twist in web application requirements is a request for compatibility with mobile phones, especially iPhones. Of course, Apple's latest touchscreen device, the iPad, is #2 on everyone's list, with a bullet.   The good news is that modern mobile devices are also using modern browsers. Supporting th

The ASI watchers may have noticed that there has been an uptick in patches. That's no fluke says Mark Breland of ASI. It's all part of an initiative to shorten development cycles and put code improvements into the field sooner.

With the increasing support for CSS3 selectors in modern browsers including Chrome 5, Firefox 3.6, Safari 5 and IE9, designers and developers are getting more opportunities to give users eye candy on the web with ease. One of such applications

USB Wireless VGA Adapter for displays. 

The Google AJAX Feed API allows you to quickly retrieve RSS feeds and transform them to HTML on the client side via Javascript taking extra work and stress off your server side code.

Here's an alternative approach to reference JavaScript and CSS files in your Visualforce pages to speed up development and testing.

While working on some dynamic Apex code recently, I discovered the very handy sObjectType.newSObject() method, which basically creates a new (if no parameter is provided) or existing (if a Salesforce ID parameter is passed) generic sObject. This has been great

jQuery 1.4 includes a number of great performance improvements that can help speed up all of your client side Javascript projects. In this blog post, we illustrate several of those and provide a basic overview of jQuery for those who have never used it before.

In developing .NET application(s), there are a few things that can be done, or avoided, to make significant and noticeable improvements in performance. Here are a few that are worth implementing: Caching : If your application is processing quite a bit of information, mostly static, avoid getting that informati