Responsive Web Design With HTML5 and CSS3
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jQuery Novice To Ninja - Sitepoint
Thursday, January 3, 2013
The CSS3 Anthology Take Your Sites to New Heightsby Sitepoint
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
When SitePoint asked me to write the fourth edition of this book, I initially thought it would take the same format of other editions—adding new techniques, removing content that had become outdated, and updating solutions to a more modern ap- proach. As I started to work through the table of contents, however, I realized that the world of CSS had changed so much that a complete rewrite was needed.
Rather than being about cutting-edge or experimental CSS, this book demonstrates the tips, tricks, and solutions that I use every day. We’ll thoroughly investigate the world of CSS3, many of the features of which are supported by the major browsers, and look at how to make these new techniques work in older browsers.
We’ll also walk through the use of CSS for layout purposes. While the tools that we have for layout haven’t changed much in the last two years, the types of devices that we need to design websites for have changed. Our sites are being viewed on hardware ranging from smartphones to desktop screens. Responsive design aims to tackle the challenge of designing a single site that provides a great experience for all.
This anthology contains minimal theory; instead, I’ve concentrated on providing solutions that will enable you to quickly get started with a technique or solve a problem. The sections in each chapter can also act as starting points for your own experimentation and creativity. Each one is framed as a specific issue or question, accompanied by a detailed explanation to help you understand the solution and point out any related challenges or alternate approaches.
This is a really exciting time for front-end development, and I hope that this book helps you start to explore some of the features of CSS3, and find answers to CSS problems that you might have.
Who Should Read This Book
This book is aimed at people who need to work with CSS: web designers and de- velopers who’ve seen the cool CSS designs out there, but are short on the time to wade through masses of theory and debate in order to create a site. Each problem
As a whole, this book isn’t a tutorial. While Chapter 1 covers the very basics of CSS, and the early chapters cover simpler techniques than those that follow, you’ll find the examples easier to grasp if you have a basic grounding in CSS.
What’s in This Book
Chapter 1: Making a Start with CSS
This chapter is simply a quick CSS tutorial for anyone who needs to brush up on the basics of CSS. If you’ve been using CSS in your own projects, you might want to skip this chapter and refer to it on a needs basis, when you want to look into basic concepts in more detail.
Chapter 2: Text Styling and Other Basics
This chapter covers techniques for styling and formatting text in your documents; font sizing, colors, highlighting text, and the removal of extra whitespace around page elements are explained as the chapter progresses. Even if you’re already using CSS for text styling, you’ll find some useful tips here.
Chapter 3: Images and Other Design Elements
This chapter looks at the ways in which you can combine CSS and images to create powerful visual effects, such as placing background images on elements, applying gradients, making elements transparent, and positioning text with images, among other topics.
Chapter 4: Navigation
Every site requires usable navigation, and this chapter explains how to achieve it, CSS-style. We’ll investigate image-based navigation, tabbed navigation, combining background images with CSS text to create attractive and accessible menus, and using lists to structure navigation in an accessible way.
Chapter 5: Tabular Data
The use of tables for layout hasn’t been considered best practice for a long time. Tables should be used for their real purpose: the display of tabular data, such as that contained in a spreadsheet. This chapter will demonstrate techniques for the application of tables to create attractive and usable tabular data displays.
Whether you’re a designer or a developer, it’s likely that you’ll spend a fair amount of time creating forms for data entry. CSS provides incredible support in this area; this chapter shows how we can build accessible, usable forms with that extra design oomph. We’ll also take a look at some of the diverse HTML5 tools that are simplifying form configuration.
Chapter 7: Cross-browser Techniques
How can we make our CSS techniques work in older browsers or on alternative devices such as smartphones? These questions form the main theme of this chapter. We’ll also see how to troubleshoot CSS bugs—and where to go for help—as well as looking at methods for integrating CSS3 selectors and HTML5 elements in older browsers.
Chapter 8: CSS Positioning Basics
Placing elements correctly on a web page can be tricky, but in this chapter we’ll learn to master the art of positioning. Using floats effectively, nifty ways of adding margins and padding, implementing text wrapping, and creating thumbnail galleries—these are all great strategies for your CSS arsenal.
Chapter 9: CSS for Layout
In this chapter, we’ll explore a range of CSS layout techniques that can be combined and extended upon to create numerous interesting page formations, including different column configurations and print-ready stylesheets. We’ll also delve into the emerging sphere of responsive design, looking at both text- and image-heavy layouts that will render effectively and smoothly on a range of devices or screen sizes.
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The 2011 Android App Guide
Monday, September 19, 2011
The 2011 Android App Guide has finally arrived, bringing a huge range of expert reviews of the latest and greatest applications for your Android handset.
INCLUDES:
• Android’s open-source nature enables anyone with the know-how to produce their own apps, explained editor Jake Day-Williams.
• Consequently, there are more than 100,000 on Android Market, with quality varying from truly stunning to a complete waste of time and space.
• This is where we come in. The 2011 Android App Guide provides in-depth reviews of the best 300 applications for turning your phone into a games console, newspaper, book, artist’s palette or sketchbook and enabling you to keep on top business even when you’re away from the office.
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Python 2.6 Graphics Cookbook
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Paperback: 260 pages
Publisher: Packt Publishing (November, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1849513848
ISBN-13: 978-1849513845
File Size: 10.0 MiB
Book Description
Python is a great object-oriented and interactive programming language that lets you develop graphics, both static and animated, using built-in vector graphics functions that are provided with Python.
Python 2.6 Graphics Cookbook is a collection of straightforward recipes and illustrative screenshots for creating and animating graphic objects using the Python language. This book makes the process of developing graphics interesting and entertaining by working in a graphic workspace without the burden of mastering complicated language definitions and opaque examples.
If you choose to work through all the recipes from the beginning, you will learn to install Python and create basic programs for making lines and shapes using the built-in Tkinter module. The confusing topic of color manipulation is explored in detail using existing Python tools as well as some new tools in the recipes. Next you will learn to manipulate font size, color, and placement of text as placing text exactly where you want on a screen can be tricky because font height, inter-character spacing, and text window dimensions all interfere with each other. Then you will learn how to animate graphics, for example having more than one independent graphic object co-exist and interact using various Python methods.
You will also learn how you can work with raster images, such as converting their formats using the Python Imaging Library. Next you will learn how you can combine vector images with raster images so that you can animate the raster images with ease. You will also walk through a set of recipes with the help of which you can handle and manipulate blocks of raw data that may be hundreds of megabytes in size using datastreams, files, and hard drives. You will also learn how you can use Inkscape to dismantle existing images and use parts of them for your own graphics and Python programs. At the end of the book you will learn how you can create GUIs for different purposes.
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Mac OS X Leopard: Beyond the Manual
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Mac OS X is quickly becoming one of the most popular operating systems for power users. Mac OS X’s ability to mesh an easy-to-use and attractive interface with a Unix back end has attracted average and power users to the Mac. In 2007, Apple releases the next version of Mac OS X: Leopard.
Mac OS X Leopard: Beyond the Manual is geared toward power users who are upgrading to Leopard (from either earlier Mac OS versions, Microsoft Windows, or anything else) and want to quickly get up to speed with the various facets of this Operating System. Written especially for power users and developers, this book covers a range of topics including:
* Leopards sleek new interface
* Unique Mac OS features and applications
* Managing all the System and User preferences
* Working with add on devices via USB, Firewire, and Bluetooth
* General system maintenance
* Data backup, recovery and security
* Using the standard included Leopard applications including Mail, Safari, Preview, and more
* Learning how to use and take advantage of the powerful Darwin subsystem in Leopard
* Configuring the network to take full advantage of the powerful networking capabilities in Leopard
* Getting started with Leopards Development Tools and features
* Using the latest features available for working with Windows on your Apple computer
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Hacking For Dummies Download Ebook
Friday, February 20, 2009
While you’re reading this, a hacker could be prying and spying his way into your company’s IT systems, sabotaging your operations, stealing confidential information, shutting down your Web site, or wreaking havoc in other diabolical ways. Hackers For Dummies helps you hack into a hacker’s mindset and take security precautions to help you avoid a hack attack. It outlines computer hacker tricks and techniques you can use to assess the security of your own information systems, find security vulnerabilities, and fix them before malicious and criminal hackers can exploit them. It covers: - Hacking methodology and researching public information to see what a hacker can quickly learn about your operations - Social engineering (how hackers manipulate employees to gain information and access), physical security, and password vulnerabilities - Network infrastructure, including port scanners, SNMP scanning, banner grabbing, scanning, and wireless LAN vulnerabilities - Operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Novell NetWare - Application hacking, including malware (Trojan horses, viruses, worms, rootkits, logic bombs, and more), e-mail and instant messaging, and Web applications - Tests, tools (commercial, shareware, and freeware), and techniques that offer the most bang for your ethical hacking buck
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Secrets of a Super Hacker - Loompanics Download Ebook
Secrets of a Super Hacker is an extraordinary manual on the methods of hacking. Here are some of the techniques covered in this data-devouring dossier: - Brute Force Attacks: Hurling passwords at a system until it cracks. - Social Engineering and Reverse Social Engineering: Seducing legitimate users into revealing their passwords. - Spoofing: Designing dummy screens; Delivering fake e-mail. - Superuser Abuser: How to get system managers to do your dirty work for you. - Screening Stealing: How to secretly record every image that appears on a computer screen - Data Delivery: How to hide the information you’ve collected; How to e-mail it to your computer. - Stair Stepping: How to use a low-level account to gain ever-higher levels of access. - And Much More! Including a brief history of hacking lists of likely passwords, a summary of computer crime laws and a glossary. The Super Hacker reveals all his secrets: Trojan Horses, Viruses, Worms, Trap Doors and Dummy Accounts. The how-to text is highlighted with bare-knuckle tales of The Knightmare’s hacks, including on-site hacking remote-access hacking and bulletin board busting. No system can withstand the ingenious, unrelenting assaults of The Knightmare. And no person concerned with computer security should miss this amazing manual of mayhem.
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Hackers Secrets Download Ebook
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A manual for beginner, This book won’t make you a hacker but will gave you idea abt what the hacking process can be for the beginners only THE internet is ever growing and you and I are truly pebbles in a vast ocean of information. They say what you don’t T know can’t hurt you. When it comes to the Internet believe quite the opposite. On the Internet there a millions and millions of computer users logging on and off on a daily basis. Information is transferred from one point to another in a heartbeat.Amongst those millions upon millions of users, there’s you.
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Steal This Computer Book 3: What They Won’t Tell You About the Internet Download Ebook
THIS BOOK WON'T TURN YOU INTO A HACKER ANY MORE THAN READING A MILITARY MANUAL CAN TURN YOU INTO A SOLDIER. You won't find step-by-step instructions explaining how to break into a computer, nor will you find technical discussions that show all the flaws inherent in any particular type of operating system. This isn't a technical book about computer hacking. This is a philosophy book about the implications of computer hacking. Hacking isn't just about breaking into computers. Hacking is about exploring, extending boundaries, and searching for knowledge for its own sake. So if you're looking for detailed information about finding flaws in the latest version of Red Hat Linux or how to configure a Cisco router to protect a corporate network from attack, look somewhere else. But if you want a book that explores both the technical and social implications of the hidden, darker side of the Internet that most people never see, read, or hear about, keep reading. The world of hackers, virus writers, political activism, censorship, racism, and government, religious, and corporate propaganda and intolerance disguised as news, advertising, and press releases awaits you.
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Geek House: 10 Hardware Hacking Projects for Around Home Download Ebook
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* From the garage to the living room, Geek House provides hackers with 10 PC-based hardware hacking projects that are not for the faint of heart! * Taking the DIY mentality to a whole new level, this book teaches techies how to hack, customize, and modify everything-from their sprinkler systems to the temperature of their barbecues * Adventurous readers will feast on such projects as installing a bar code inventory system for DVDs or CDs, converting RS232 to wireless, scheduling recording from any television in the house, and creating a remote control finder * Companion Web site includes the custom software and source code needed to power these geeky creations
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Hacking Linux Exposed Download Ebook
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Tighten holes and maintain security on your Linux system! From the publisher of the international best-seller, Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets & Solutions, comes this must-have security handbook for anyone running Linux. This up-to-date edition shows you how to think like a Linux hacker in order to beat the Linux hacker. You’ll get detailed information on Linux-specific hacks, both internal and external, and how to stop them.
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Hack Attacks Revealed Download Ebook
The primary objective of this book is to lay a solid foundation from which to explore the world of security. Simply, this book tells the truth about hacking, to bring awareness about the so-called Underground, the hacker’s community, and to provide the tools for doing so. The difference between this book and other technical manuscripts is that it is written from a hacker’s perspective. The internetworking primers in Parts 1 and 2, coupled with Chapter 6, “The Hacker’s Technology Handbook, will educate you about the technologies required to delve into security and hacking. These chapters can be skimmed if your background is technically sound, and later used as references.
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Hustler - March 2009 Edition (-X-X-X- Magzine)
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Hacking - The Art of Exploitation Ebook
This text introduces the spirit and theory of hacking as well as the science behind it all; it also provides some core techniques and tricks of hacking so you can think like a hacker, write your own hacks or thwart potential system attacks. This book explains the details of various hacking techniques, many of which get very technical. While the fundamental programming concepts that these hacking techniques build from are introduced in the book, general programming knowledge will certainly aid the reader in understanding these concepts. The code examples in this book were done on an x86-based computer running Linux. Having a similarly set-up computer to follow along is encouraged; this will let you see the results for yourself and allow you to experiment and try new things. This is what hacking is all about. Hacking is the art of creating problem solving, whether used to find an unconventional solution to a difficult problem or to exploit holes in sloppy programming. Many people call themselves hackers, but few have the strong technical foundation that a hacker needs to be successful. Hacking - The Art of Exploitation explains things that every real hacker should know.
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55 Ways to Have Fun With Google.pdf
An outstanding pdf ebook compiled by Philipp Lenssen, taken from everyday experiences while using Search Engines to find match items on the net. This ebook is very useful specially for those who are interact with world wide web everyday.
Contents:
* Introduction
* Egogoogling: Susan Is
* The Google Snake Game
* Memecodes: Survival of the Fittest Web Pages
* The Google Irritation Game, and the Google Image Quiz
* Googling Proverbs
* Browsing Images of a Site
* A Brief History of Googlesport
* What is Google, and what do people consider fun about it?
* How Much Time Google Saves Us
* Google Cookin’ a Lemon Chicken
* Douglas Adams and the Google Calculator
* Oops, I Googled Again
* The Disappearing Google Logo, a Magic Trick
* Fun With Google Maps, the Wiki Way
* Dave Gorman’s Googlewhack
* Google Q&A
* Celebrate Google Non-Weddings, and More
* Design Your SketchUp Dream House
* Kevin Bacon and the Google Network
* The Google Alphabet
* Google Search Tips
* Googlepark
* Googleshare
* The Shortest Google Search (and the One Returning the Most Results)
* Google Rotated and Mini Google
* The Google Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Google?
* Recreate Google From Memory
* The Strange World of Google News
* Aliens Attack Google!
* Top Ten Signs You Are Addicted to Google
* Dig a Hole Through Earth
* Googlebombing
* Google Ads Gone Wrong
* Life in the Age of Google
* Google Hacking
* Googlepolls: Ask the Crowd
* Googlefights
* What If Google Was Evil? Plus: Five Inventions of the Google Future
* The Google Adventure Game
* Egobot, Voice of the Web
* Fun Google Gadgets
* Forty-Two, or: A Science-Fiction Interlude
* The Google Book of World Records
* Spelling Errors Galore
* Google Groups, Time Machine
* Growing a Google Word
* Most Popular Words, and PopSents
* Create Google Poetry, Prose, and Collages
* Funny Google Videos
* The Realplayer Fish, or: Telling a Story in Synonyms
* Google Parodies
* The Google Images Prediction Trick
* Fun With Google Translations
* The Giant Google Painting
* Googledromes
* Acknowledgments
* Glossary
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Web Hacking - Attacks and Defense
"Both novice and seasoned readers will come away with an increased understanding of how Web hacking occurs and enhanced skill at developing defenses against such Web attacks. Technologies covered include Web languages and protocols, Web and database servers, payment systems and shopping carts, and critical vulnerabilities associated with URLs. This book is a virtual battle plan that will help you identify and eliminate threats that could take your Web site off line..."-From the Foreword by William C. Boni, Chief Information Security Officer, Motorola
"Just because you have a firewall and IDS sensor does not mean you aresecure; this book shows you why." -Lance Spitzner, Founder, The Honeynet Project
Whether it's petty defacing or full-scale cyber robbery, hackers are moving to the Web along with everyone else. Organizations using Web-based business applications are increasingly at risk. Web Hacking: Attacks and Defense is a powerful guide to the latest information on Web attacks and defense. Security experts Stuart McClure (lead author of Hacking Exposed), Saumil Shah, and Shreeraj Shah present a broad range of Web attacks and defense.
Features include:
Overview of the Web and what hackers go after
Complete Web application security methodologies
Detailed analysis of hack techniques
Countermeasures
What to do at development time to eliminate vulnerabilities New case studies and eye-opening attack scenarios Advanced Web hacking concepts, methodologies, and tools "How Do They Do It?" sections show how and why different attacks succeed, including:
Cyber graffiti and Web site defacements
e-Shoplifting
Database access and Web applications
Java(TM) application servers; how to harden your Java(TM) Web Server
Impersonation and session hijacking
Buffer overflows, the most wicked of attacks
Automated attack tools and worms
Appendices include a listing of Web and database ports, cheat sheets for remote command execution, and source code disclosure techniques.
Web Hacking informs from the trenches. Experts show you how to connect the dots--how to put the stages of a Web hack together so you can best defend against them. Written for maximum brain absorption with unparalleled technical content and battle-tested analysis, Web Hacking will help you combat potentially costly security threats and attacks.
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