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Google Labs has a new useful tool for developers: Swiffy. The application allows you to convert Flash SWF files to HTML5, so you can use any supported modern browser to load the content, even if the browser happens to be Mobile Safari. "Swiffy currently supports a subset of SWF 8 and ActionScript 2.0, and the output works in all Webkit browsers such as Chrome

Razor syntax is a simple programming syntax for embedding server-based code in a web page. In a web page that uses the Razor syntax, there are two kinds of content: client content and server code. Client content is the stuff you're used to in web pages: HTML markup (elements), style information such as CSS, client script such as JavaScript, and plain text.

The Android SDK comes with a robust set of tools to help developers design, develop, test, and publish quality Android applications. In this article, we discuss 10 of the most common tools you should know about and learn to use.

We will take a look at one of the new features in IIS 6.0, named Application Pool, and demonstrate the use of application pools in isolating ASP.NET Web applications, thereby increasing the reliability of your ASP.NET Web applications.

One of the things that sold me on CakePHP is the bake routine. This is basically code generation for the lazy types like myself. It was good in CakePHP version 1.1, now it’s just awesome. The only way they can make it better is to

Browsers will stop executing script either when they’ve executed too many statements (Internet Explorer) or when the JavaScript engine has been running for a specific amount of time (others). The problem, of course, isn’t the way that the browser is detecting long-running scripts, it’s that the script is taking too long to execute.

Wireless Java consists primarily of the Java 2ME (Micro Editon) platform with its API and tools like the Wireless Java Toolkit. In the J2ME, there's the Foundation Profile MIDP PersonalJava Configurations. The Foundation Profile lets you write applications for small wireless devices that do not

The Open Data Protocol (OData) is a Web protocol that relies on HTTP, Atom Publishing Protocol (AtomPub) and JSON. You can use OData to expose, query and update data from a variety of applications, services and stores. The OData protocol allows you to query data over HTTP protocol and then get the result back in Atom, JSON or XML formats.