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Create Podcasts Using Your PC (RSS2.0)

Just in case you aren't familiar with podcasting, quite simply it's a process for distributing audio files using RSS 2.0. A podcaster creates an audio recording, posts it to a server somewhere, and references the audio file as an enclosure in an RSS feed. By subscribing to the RSS feed in an app capable of processing enclosures, you get fresh audio content delivered to your desktop every time the podcaster creates something new.

To learn the process, though, you don't need anything fancy.

Chris Charlton

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Share your Macromedia Flash content

Share your Macromedia Flash content content created for the Pocket PC, and you could win cool prizes—including a plasma TV and an iPod mini. Every qualifying entry will have a chance to win great prizes.

Erwin Altena

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HTML

XML and Fireworks

This tutorial shows a perfect sample for using XML and Fireworks together. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language, since it's introduction there is lot of talking about XML, what is it? how do you use it? is it really worth it? Well try it out yourself, with this tutorial!

Erwin Altena

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Design

Web Accessibility - Policy & Tools overview

Breeze online overview of Web Accessibility. Flash player required. Read More

Chris Charlton

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Server Side

Using zFeeder for free Blog syndication using PHP

Dominic Sagolla shows us how to easily use zFeeder and broadcast a free Blog system in PHP.

Chris Charlton

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Databases

MySQL 5.0 New Feature: Views

This book is for the long-time MySQL user who wants to know "what's new" in version 5. The short answer is "stored procedures, triggers, views, and information schema". The long answer is the MySQL 5.0 New Features series, and this [tutorial] is the third in that series.

What I'm hoping to do is make this look like a hands-on session where you, as if you're working it out yourself on your keyboard, can walk through the sample problems. To do this, I'll go through each little item, building up slowly. By the end, I'll be showing larger views that do something useful, as well as some things that you might have thought were tough.

Chris Charlton

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General

Securely Edit Your Website Content in WebDAV

A couple of years ago, I became very fond of WebDAV. I replaced all of my FTP servers with DAV. I began managing the content on all of my websites via DAV. I even replaced most of my network file systems with DAV.

Please note that this is not a tutorial on setting up DAV, using DAV, or even telling you what DAV is.

Chris Charlton

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CSS

CSS tips and tricks, Part 2

In this part I’ll be giving you some tips on grouping selectors, clearing floats, horizontal centring, importing CSS, and a couple of troubleshooting tips. If you think something is missing, check part one in case it’s been covered there.

Chris Charlton

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CSS

CSS tips and tricks, Part 1

Since I’ve been using CSS extensively for a couple of years I’ve picked up some tricks that either make the CSS more efficient or solve a specific problem. I’d like to share my favourite CSS tricks and explain some of the most common beginner’s mistakes (of which I’ve made several). If you’re experienced with CSS you’ll have seen most of these tips and tricks before, but who knows – maybe you can find one or two you haven’t seen before.

Chris Charlton

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Server Side

Add Flash to Your .NET WinForms to Create Skinable UIs

One of the most powerful uses of Flash today is to create more power user interfaces for conventional software, such as client-server applications. This article is a great introduction to Flash for .NET developers who want to take their WinForm designs to the next level.

Chris Charlton

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