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November 2008 Issue

Another month, another mix. We talk with Scott Fegette about what's new in Dreamweaver CS4. We teach you how to use webservices in Flash, create a login form with server side technologies and how to use datasets in Photoshop.

October 2008 Issue

This edition teaches you how to build extraordinary components. We show you how to create cascading dropdowns, a rating system, a selector utility, a color picker control and a Silverlight Mediaplayer. Learn how to use the latest technologies including Ajax, the Yahoo Interface Library, ASP.NET and Silverlight.

September 2008 Issue

Learn all about using Cascading Style Sheets to create the best layouts, printer friendly pages and forms.

You want more style? Then get inspired by the wonderful photography of Nikola Borissov. A photographer based in Milan, with a passion for perfection.

We also finish our customer ticket system series and show you how to encrypt passwords and retrieve them.

August 2008 Issue

Get ready to discover the power of ASP.NET, PHP and SQL. Tired of coding? Get inspired by the visuals of the Dandy Dwarves. Last but not least we continue our series about how to build a customer ticket system in Dreamweaver CS3.

July 2008 Issue

This Month's e-Magazine contains candy for everyone!
We show you how to develop a Customer Ticket System with PHP, MySQL and Dreamweaver, how to edit your favorite videos and we have an amazing showcase of an artist who made a great stop motion animation with graffiti.

June 2008 Issue

Get ready to catch up on the latest web technologies with the June edition. In this edition you'll learn how you can provide directions and interactive maps to your visitors, how to get your best web based internet applications on to the desktops of your visitors with Adobe Air and jQuery and you learn the basics of video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. Read More

May 2008 Issue

Welcome to the May edition, the spring has started so it is time for some fresh new content. This edition focuses on building applications with jQuery, AJAX and other JavaScript technologies. As a bonus we include an ASP.NET project and a Photoshop article that teaches you all about color management when creating iron-on transfers.
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April 2008 Issue

This month's edition is all about jQuery, Fireworks and Photography. Learn how to create interactive applications and websites in minutes with this fantastic framework. Add visual impact with Fireworks and jQuery effects. And get inspired by the photography of Dave Nitsche.

March 2008 Issue

This edition holds a great collection of tutorials for both developers and designers. The jQuery and Flex articles are a valuable addition to your development skills while our Fireworks article teaches you how to create those great web 2.0 style buttons. Last but not least, our interview with Marta Dahlig will inspire your design work.

February 2008 Issue

The February e-Magazine is all about user interaction and design and presentation. Learn how to create a search engine friendly Navigation menu, build the cornerstones of your portfolio and master Photoshop. Read More

January 2008 Issue

Happy New Year! 2007 has been the year of dynamic web technologies, Ajax related libraries like jQuery are continuously growing. Adobe released their Creative Suite 3 product line. New operating systems from Microsoft and Apple found their way to the end user. 2008 sounds as least as promising as the web is starting to mature. Read more to see what we have in store in for this edition.

December 2007 Issue

Hohoho! The jolly season is upon us and DMXzone has cooperated with Santa's Elfs to bring you the best out of the web development and design world!

This edition features two cool design articles as well as a great collection of articles about toolkits and webparts. Last but not least we have a cool special for both designers and developers; the best from Ajax Experience in Boston. See the highlights of the Silverlight Session in a cool video, find out what jQuery has to offer you by watching one of the many mini videos and read all about the man behind jQuery; John Resig.

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