For this article I want to present 50 handy CSS2/CSS3 code snippets for any web professional. These are perfect for storing in your development IDE of choice, or even keeping them saved in a small CSS file. Either way I am sure designers & developers can find some use for some of the snippets in this collection.

Angular Prime is Based on PrimeUI version 0.9. It integrates more than 20 PrimeUI's components

Complexity is the new reality of web and mobile applications with almost no new release going out without the addition of services and applications spread across many different companies. But the reality of this new interrelationship is still the same: If a third party internet outage or issue occurs, your brand is the one that is affected. With up to 1,500 distinct third-party services available to choose from around the world, it is sometimes difficult to even identify what a service does when it appears in your applications and this forces your team to not only be fully aware of the components you control, but also to be able to follow the trail of services that extends far outside the code and systems your company manages when issues appear.

For many Web-based client-server applications, the old HTTP request-response model has its limitations. Information has to be transmitted from the server to the client in between requests, rather than upon request only.

A simple java script to add custom CSS to your joomla site, without changing the template source, or dig to its settings.

Today, we launch the first important update for Flat UI Pro, (v. 1.1). Exactly two weeks ago, we made the official release of Flat UI Pro Kit.

As I was asked to write a post with simple Insert/Update/Delete screens using the same technology from my previous post here is what I came with. The idea was to make this CRUD screens as a single page interface so the only interactions with the server would be to save stuff to the database...

This week, we’ll be creating a simple jQuery gallery that uses the Flickr API to retrieve a list of images from a photo set and display them. We’ll also be using the API to get some additional information about the images and storing it using the HTML5 data-* attributes

Here is a curated list of some cool HTML5, CSS and JavaScript Tools

In early January of this year I was implementing some JavaScript code that does a lot of processing on the client side with the help of jQuery. It’s part of a project where my customer asked for the possibility of answering a questionnaire in two ways: using a Wizard (one question at a time) and Listing (all questions at once) in a single form. The client side code for the Listing was the culprit and is the subject of this post.

Mária Jurčovičová shares many useful, and lesser known, tips and tricks for LESS CSS.