PUBLIC MARKS from springnet with tag developer

NETTUTS is a blog/tutorial site aimed at web designers. We run tutorials on technologies, skills and techniques to improve how you design and build websites. We cover HTML, CSS, Javascript, CMS’s, Simpler Development Examples in PHP and Ruby on Rails, a

I founded Collective Idea to build intriguing software. I can usually be found working in a local coffee shop, or on my front porch.

The Facebook API uses a REST-based interface. This means that our Facebook method calls made over the internet by sending HTTP GET or POST requests to REST server add social context to application by utilizing profile, friend, photo, and event data.

First, let me get to the nitty gritty for those who are here for the plugin and not my experiences. Today I’m pleased to announce that in a joint effort with Todoist.com, a Quicksilver module is available for download.

We’re here to help match up local Austin web ninjas with new projects and jobs as well as provide a resource for those looking for web developers and hosting companies.

Mashery, a new company that helps companies build, promote, support and manage access to Web services and data, today unveiled its platform of tools and services in advance of the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco.

I've worked on both short-cycle and more structured long-cycle projects, been responsible for business requirement gathering as well as final implementation, and I have experience of delivery to a strict specification.

Webreaktuff is a small company of individuals founded during 2005. We build, design and consult on web applications that play a role on people's lives.

For developers looking to create both a fully-native Macintosh client and a fully-native Windows client for a network application, the task just got a little easier. imeem, a pioneering startup company with an innovative product, has found a creative solu

About 3–4 weeks ago we launched a site call http://web2.0slides.com and it got a surprising instant response. It’s a slide show of 1,400 of the top new web 2.0 websites. Within two days of in house launch, we started getting blogged, listed, rated, linked to and buzzed about and we couldn’t figure out why. Then we realized it was because we were getting noticed in referral logs by the webmasters whose sites we were showcasing in our slideshow. We’re planning several major releases of http://web2.0slides.com , http://tagslides.com and http://sportslides.com which will expand the idea of web2.0slides into all other major topics and categories that we can develop. If you’re skilled in php, mysql, javascript, iframes, flash and have an understanding of new web 2.0 technologies, social networking, social bookmarking (a la http://stumbleupon.com , http://del.icio.us http://technorati.com and are knowledgeable about the blogosphere contact us! Take a look at who is linking to us!