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Resources for Web 2.0, Ajax, wikis, PHP, mashups, and other web projects

HTML5 components: Ad-hoc components, Part 2

Put the finishing touches on the sophisticated slider component from Part 1. Add support for event listeners, animate elements, and inject the slider into the DOM. More >

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Creating a Drupal multisite installation
Create multiple Drupal sites from a single code base and multiple databases.
Get started with GeoServer and its REST API
Integrate GeoServer, an open source data-management system with a full API, into your web app. Reduce your need for mundane data management code and gain a comprehensive WMS and WFS-T server at the same time.
Accelerating web applications with OpenCL
Learn how WebCL makes high-performance computing in the browser a snap.
HTML5 2D game development: Collision detection and sprite animations
Learn about the collision-detection techniques available in HTML5 games, then home in on the details for Snail Bait's implementation.
HTML5 2D game development: Manipulating time, Part 2
Learn how to bend time to your will to create nonlinear motion and color changes.

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