With multiple slicing services available just about every where you look, it is hard to select a clear leader. Each service offers its own benefits and has its own pricing scheme - some more expensive than others. Today we look at XHTML Slicer, a service I recently used for client work.

Wait, why would I need [...]

We’ve all seen it. Any time you visit Sitepoint, you’ve probably been hit with the ad for their Ruby on Rails book, titled “Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications”, by Patrick Lenz. Dubbed as “The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Ruby On Rails”, I figured the book was pretty good. This review takes a look at just that.

Company Name: Senior Internet
Location: Nottingham, UK
Job Title: Development
Job Description: .net Programmer
Job ref: SI-.net
You will be working on a range of medium-sized applications (3-12 month lifecycle) based primarily in the areas of HR, CRM, eCommerce and business process improvement.
An enthusiastic and team player with experience within a development role you will be committed to further [...]

We successfully upgraded to Wordpress 2.0.5, which was just released a short time ago. We haven’t found anything wrong since the upgrade, but if you encounter some kind of odd error let us know. In other news, the podcast page is finally up! As of right now the page is a bit empty. We’ll be [...]

Sites of The Week:
Sites that caught my attention is css galleries over the past week.

A cool blue theme and a simple, clean design lead to a great looking store front. All they need is some more tees to fill this new design up with!

The new Mozilla / Get Firefox homepage sporting a very colorful illustration. [...]

A day late and a buck short, mostly because we spent yesterday tweaking out the extras page and working on some other site related issues. Sorry for the minor delay.
Sites of the Week
Sites that caught my eye in css galleries over the past week, now with brief overviews of why I like them. Clicking the [...]

There are plenty of new designers who are still living in a cave on the latest in the web coding craze, known as valid code, which is the use of Xhtml & CSS. These new designers spend countless hours "in the dark" so to speak, and use prehistoric techniques such as tables to put together [...]

Turn that ugly psd and auto-generated Imageready code into valid and clean xhtml, with half the images.

A guide to understanding the basic of Ruby on Rails.