Chris Poteet posted this nice little send up of web frameworks. Accompanying his basic explanation of frameworks is a good starter list of frameworks across a wide spectrum of languages and technologies.
Frameworks Round-Up: When To Use, How To Choose?:
Software frameworks provide developers with powerful tools to develop more flexible and less error-prone applications in [...]
Wonderful post from Kevin Hale of WuFoo about the power of design to inspire programmers (and teams) to new heights. I couldn’t agree more with Kevin. The interface is the place where programmers and users meet. It’s the core, the heart, of your application.
Reflections of an Interface Designer:
Web application design is surprisingly organic. [...]
Awesome fun! Though, I wonder if Kwout will pop in a few contextual ads along with the screen shot?
More Than A Screen Shot: Kwout Captures What You Want, Including Clickable Hyperlinks:
There have been many times we’ve wanted to use a screen shot of a website to illustrate an article on The Content Wrangler, but we [...]
Definitely looks like a great lineup (again).
An Event Apart 2008: Kickin’ it off in the Big Easy:
An Event Apart, the design conference for people who make websites, presents its agenda for 2008. Kicking it off is a monster, two-day session in the city of New Orleans, featuring twelve of your favorite web design authors. It’s [...]
Brian Reindel, author of How to Choose a Javascript Framework, has compiled a nice chart of Javascript libraries. All the biggies are there: Mootools, Prototype, Dojo, EXT, YUI, jQuery, and DOM Assistant.
JavaScript Libraries By Comparison [5]:
There are several factors to consider when compiling the necessary information for this comparison. The first, and most important, [...]
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