28 May, 2013

Introduction to CSS

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A CSS (cascading style sheet) file allows you to separate your web sites (X)HTML content from it's style. As always you use your (X)HTML file to arrange the content, but all of the presentation (fonts, colors, background, borders, text formatting, link effects & so on...) are accomplished within a CSS. At this point you have some choices of how to use the CSS, either internally or externally. Internal Stylesheet First...
RAM, or Random Access Memory, refers to the amount of‘working memory’ that your computer has. More specifically, RAM is the feature of a computer that allows programs to run. The more RAM that a computer has, the faster programs will run. Having more RAM also allows the user to run more programs concurrently. For this reason newer computers, with more RAM, are able to process more programs at the same time. In order to keep your computer working...

26 May, 2013

Introduction Java Script

Posted by bloggermoklet On 6:05 PM No comments
JavaScript is a loosely-designed, cross-platform scripting language, meaning it does not have a complicated syntax structure to learn, and is supported by most operating systems. It is the most widely used language for creating dynamic Web contents. Because JavaScript is a cross-platform scripting language, JavaScript games require no plug-ins. JavaScript is a scripting language that does not require compilation. Source files will stay as text...

Android Development

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       All begin at July 2000, where Google cooperate with Android Inc. , most famous internet factory at Palo Alto, California USA. Why they did that ? Because some Android Inc. Founder work at Google, some like Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nick Sean, and Chris White.        At that time Android get many trifled as Operating System on Mobile Phone. Because that time have Many Mobile Operatin System,...

XML Programming Using DOM

Posted by bloggermoklet On 3:20 PM No comments
The accidental complexity of working with the DOM is so high that many programmers are giving up on using XML altogether, cursing the hype that XML makes dealing with data simple, which no one who has actually written DOM code could claim. The W3C DOM was not designed with ease of programming in mind, but rather evolved as a design by committee from the existing DHTML object model originally created by Netscape. Consider the following simple...

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