In this tutorial, we will be making a lightweight blog system with PHP and CSS3. It won’t require a database and it will feature a responsive design that adapts to the screen size of the device.
It is an exciting time to be a PHP developer. There are lots of useful libraries released every day, and with the help of Composer and Github, they are easy to discover and use. Here are 24 of the coolest that I’ve come across.
This time, we are going to the xCharts plugin along with the date range picker for twitter bootstrap, to build a pretty, AJAX-powered chart for your web application.
Today we are going to make a script for previewing the contents of an album. This is inspired by Facebook, where you hover over an album and get a slideshow of some of the photos contained in it. This can be used in photo galleries, online shops, profile pages and more.
Today we are going to use the new Dropbox Chooser to create a simple application that allows people to attach a photo from their Dropbox account, crop an area with the Jcrop plugin, and download the result. Additionally, we will make use of Twitter Bootstrap and PHP on the back end.
In this tutorial we are going to use PHP and the turn.js plugin, an implementation of the page flip effect with pure CSS3 and jQuery, to build an Instagram powered magazine.