Development

Mozilla Foundation releases Firefox 5 three months after the release of Firefox 4, but is the upgrade worth it? Mozilla, the creators of the revolution against Microsoft Internet Explorer, (please don't tell me you're still using the crud of a thing) released the next version of

WordPress, the online blogging and CMS solution for many web practitioners, released automatic updates as part of its feature set for the 3.0 branch. But is giving a script access to change itself really such a good thing?

There are many different PHP frameworks out there. From the complex (Zend) to the light-weight and basic (CodeIgniter), each come with their own pros and cons.

Cooliris is a plugin available for Firefox that allows you to view photos from the web on an interactive 3D wall. The application also has a web-based flash application that allows you to display a 3D wall to your website visitors - even if they don't have Cooliris installed.

Apples iPhone revolutionised mobile/smart phones. With full browser capabilities built into the phone, websites look how they should. There are some nice things we can do for iPhone users, to give them a more easier look at your site.

Frameworks can make a developers life and job a lot simpler, but that doesn't mean they don't come with their own headaches and hours of frustration.

The other day, a friend of mine asked me for some help in trying to find out the host of a client he had just picked up. Which got me thinking,  although I would still consider myself new to the trade, I could at least post up some tools that