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ASP is from Mars - PHP is from Venus
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IIS Security - Tightening the .NET
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CSS: Designing with Style, not Class
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Java - Servlets yourself right
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Recent Tutorials
| Title | Published |
|---|---|
| CSS forms - Massive feedback distortion? | 26-12-2005 |
| Buttons & Dials - Java Controls Explained | 23-12-2005 |
| Graphic Violence - Crazy Graphs with PHP | 19-12-2005 |
| Making the .NET Framework Work | 16-12-2005 |
| CSS: Designing with Style, not Class | 12-12-2005 |
| JavaScript's Presentational Presence | 9-12-2005 |
Browser Stats - December - 04
- IE6 Win (72%)
- Firefox/Moz (19%)
- IE5+ Win (<5%)
- Safari (2%)
- Opera (<1%)
- Other (<1%)
December saw Firefox's market share jump 1% across all major site categories presumably on the back of it's 1.0 launch push. Increases of as much as 3% were observed in some technically-oriented categories.
Overall, though IE6 continued the gradual decrease in market share it has endured since it held 92% in November 2003, it still enjoys 4 times greater usage than any other browser.
