If you've ever had anything to do with web design or web development you'll probably have had to re-code a lot of your site to work well in Internet Explorer 6. IE6 is largely a piece of c*$p (hey, ask ...

Newcomers to Joomla often find it difficult to get to grips with the way the CMS organises data and content, even though once you figure it out it's as easy as pie. It doesn't hurt, however, to have some ...

For the past year or so I've been working almost exclusively on Joomla sites. My other open source CMS favourite is WordPress but I have to admit Joomla does a whole lot more than WordPress at the moment. ...

Sitepoint is one of the best, in my opinion, tech publishers around. I always find their books easy to follow and full of really useful information. If you're a beginner at building web sites, you want ...

... up on my wall to save me time. Most of these are from one site, Added Bytes previously called “ILoveJackDaniels” by UK web developer Dave Child:  ...

Ruby on Rails is the brilliant web application framework that utilises the Ruby programming language. The slideshow below introduces the framework explaining how easy it is to set up and what can quickly ...

There’s a great book referred to me by a friend called ‘Getting Real’ by that great web development firm 37 Signals, masters of Rails, and creators of some fantastic web 2.0 applications. A fairly ...

Although Joomla is a very popular open source application for building content-rich web sites, the available documentation for version 1.0x leaves a lot to be desired. Currently working on a pretty big, ...

As anyone who has had a web site designed and developed can tell you, the process, from the technology required to what exactly the designer and developer actually do, is hazy at best. For a business to ...