http://www.red-library.com Programming & Web Development Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:00:22 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I often think to myself how is the future of programming going to be and will their still be need for us programmers. I would like to think that the programming languages will be with us a long time into the future the only problem we have is that the ... http://www.red-library.com/the-future-51 Web development is split into two sections these include, Web design, when thinking about creating a web site it is important to think about the design first of all this includes the layout of the pages, navigation, logos and colour schemes. The design is the first point of call for your ... http://www.red-library.com/web-development-48 This is a very common saying if you’re a computer programmer and to be honest it cannot be helped the majority of the time. It’s true that when you are programming using any language when you have over achieved or got something working all by yourself you feel like a ... http://www.red-library.com/i-hate-programming-46 When i say dead programming languages i mean language that you may have learned however have no use for them now or are no longer used in modern day coding. I would have to say first of all C languages as these are becoming less relevant although  C++ and C Sharp ... http://www.red-library.com/what-dead-programming-languages-do-you-know-44 For many people we learn programming languages from a very early age and the programming we learn in either collage or universities tends to be the one we show most interest in or willing to learn. I would say the most popular languages for many would be PHP and ASP this ... http://www.red-library.com/programming-languages-41 How many of you program for fun these days? I realised that I hardly ever do when my workload in my job is high, but when things are going a bit better I just have the urge to code random stuff. But it made me think - with programming becoming an ... http://www.red-library.com/programming-for-fun-39 By now you've probably noticed that Apple's supposedly world-changing announcement turned out to be little more than a super-sized version of the iPhone (well, without the phone, so its more of an iPod Touch). While this will be all well and good for those who wanted a jumbo iPhone, for ... http://www.red-library.com/the-ipad-could-have-been-so-much-more-36 Something struck me today whilst reading a tweet from a developer I consider to be on top of their game. They had an issue with a framework doing something unexpected and annoying, and after hours of trying to get around it, eventually they had to get a solution. They posted ... http://www.red-library.com/why-you-should-read-documentation-34 jQuery 1.4 has been released, and it has brought with it what I think of as the second coming in terms of web scripting. We've had JavaScript for years. Ever since Netscape. However, it has taken a long time for people to do really interesting stuff with it, beyond your ... http://www.red-library.com/jquery-1-4-the-second-coming-32 Hmm, there is a running theme with my most recent posts... but never mind! A new year is a-comin (unless you adhere to a non-Gregorian calendar) and with it comes a load of new goals. Maybe to increase your average work rate (we all have those slow days) or to learn ... http://www.red-library.com/happy-new-year-30