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ICEpdf is a 100% Java-based open source PDF library for creating & displaying and printing PDF documents from any Java application. The library is lightweight, fast & easy to use. It can render PDF files up to version 1.6. The PDF library... Read More

In this article we review following 10 JavaScript frameworks and comparing them by various aspects. jQuery Prototype script.aculo.us MooTools ExtJS Qooxdoo Yahoo UI Library (YUI) MochiKit Midori The Dojo Toolkit jQuery jQuery is a fast and... Read More

1. What are the differences between GET and POST methods in form submitting, give the case where we can use GET and we can use POST methods? On the server side, the main difference between GET and POST is where the submitted is stored. The $_GET... Read More

Advanced Backup System or ABS is a PHP script that helps you with tasks as backup files, backup mysql databases and deploy new versions to a server. This script is a must have for every web-developer/web-master that want to save some time. To give... Read More

Plupload is an advanced open source JavaScript component for file uploads. It has the unique feature of supporting multiple upload methods including: HTML5 Gears, Silverlight, Flash, BrowserPlus and normal forms. Other features include: upload... Read More

PHP Interview Questions - Here are some of the best PHP Interview Questions with Answers. This is a platform where you can get everything about PHP Interview Questions & Answers. 1) What is the difference between strstr & stristr? For... Read More

Kap Lab is presenting 5 impressive & free visualization components for Flex. All components are AS3 based & some of them offer multiple layout options which makes them very flexible in means of presentation. The components are: ... Read More

jqPlot is a jQuery plotting plugin which can generate very good looking line and bar charts. The plugin offers various features like: Different chart style options Ability to rotate axis text & customize date axes Tooltips, data point... Read More

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has been working to set the specifications for the new HTML 5. They have produced a document that outlines all the changes, deletions, and additions. This draft is very long and a little tiring to read, so I've... Read More