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Quassadel
11-20-2003, 03:19 PM
Thought maybe some of you would be interested in this site a friend and I have been working on lately, and are trying to develop into a community. Unfortunately, nobody knows about it:
The Web Developer Digest (http://axisfive.net/digest)
A bit like ALA, but with a bit less of an 'online magazine' perspective and more of a 'community discussion' twist.
its cool... but a bit on the bright side....
.... i like dark colors....:cool:
Quassadel
12-25-2003, 12:07 AM
Posted this link awhile back. The site is growing, and I'm looking for some potential writers. In fact, the site is starving for other writers. Take a look at the site, and if you would like to write a web development article, please contact me.
PeOfEo
12-25-2003, 12:46 AM
I could right some... just because I have a bunch of asp.net source code sitting here that I have that I have been giving to people.
Quassadel
12-25-2003, 01:10 AM
Well, the site's not totally about a certain scripting language; it's more discussion on concepts: aesthetics, standards, trends, etc...etc...
If you could tie it into a larger picture, then sure.
PeOfEo
12-25-2003, 01:12 AM
:rolleyes: The principals are the same in all scripting I just did it in asp.net :D, well my active users script isnt the same principal in other things because php cgi and jsp do not have application vars. But whateva. Ill just post these at 411asp.net or something.
Edit: I have these lieing around because a few people asked for advice and how to do these scripts in asp.net, and I just want more people besides just 2 or 3.
spufi
12-29-2003, 10:48 AM
While the colors are light, I would take more of an issue with the use of a table based layout. :) I did submit an idea though.
Quassadel
12-30-2003, 05:59 PM
I do believe in using CSS layout, yet it in many ways is overrated; true, it does provide a lower file size, and more efficient structure, but when layouts become more complex, CSS becomes difficult, and its alternative methods also become just as complex as their neighboring nested tables. Whereas many developers are becoming strictly CSS in their layout structure, I am a follower in transitional designs; I use whatever I deem most appropriate for the current project size. But yes, for a smaller site with a few columns and rows, CSS would, admittedly, be a better choice.