Search Engine Optimization 101
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/other/search-engine-optimization-101/
Interesting and complete overview of SEO.
Les 3: maken van de homepage
De volgende code is nodig om de pagina goed te maken. Lees verder...
Les 2: Paint.net maken van beeldjes
De tutorial (stap voor stap uitleg) vind je hier: LINK
Les 1: Introductie cursus webdesign
links voor de cursus webdesign vind je HIER!
Adobe's website is down?
I can't seem to access Adobe.com from any of our European locations.
Having difficulties over there?
Update 13:00: It's fixed. Probably some gophers knawing on the cables.
Adobe Flex 2 - Training from the source
I picked up this book today, because I have a week of holiday and how else could I better spend it than learning a new language or internet technique?
I have downloaded and tried a few excerpts, but I think it's wiser to start from the ground.
Too bad Adobe Flex 3 - Training from the source isn't out yet, but I don't think starting with 3 instead of 2 is going to make much difference for now.
Excerpts can be found here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/tfs_excerpts.html
Design of the Week: AI Interactive
AI interactive is a Taiwan agency which offers high quality web projects, in the area of webdesign, databases and games.
This site is a somewhat difficult way of navigating (by clicking on the cd-shapes) but once you figure it out, it's a nice smooth creative way of showing your projects in an interactive manner.
Adobe Air: adding a timer through Javascript
So I am working on a small app that should run a fixed javascript routine (a refresh of a page) every 60 seconds.
First off, make sure that you have the AirAliases.js loaded:
<script src="AIRAliases.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
And then run this code through Javascript:
function startTimer(){
myTimer = new air.Timer(60000, 0);
myTimer.addEventListener(air.TimerEvent.TIMER, appLoad);
myTimer.start();
}
The second argument for air.Timer() is the number of times you want this timer to run. I run the code at the end of the "appLoad()" function, so it get's looped automatically.myTimer = new air.Timer(60000, 0);
myTimer.addEventListener(air.TimerEvent.TIMER, appLoad);
myTimer.start();
}
The addEventListener is an listener that runs when the TIMER is finished, and it runs the "appLoad" function.
