DrewsBox

This post is the first in a series of list posts that will detail some of the methods, services, and software I have come to rely on in my 6 years of web development experience. In this list, I will share with you the 10 Linux commands that have been making my job so much easier since I began using the Linux command line for my web hosting server about 2 years ago. I can guarantee that when you start using these commands you will find it tedious and frustrating to go back to your old ways!

(continue reading…)

Sick and tired of the W3C CSS Validator reporting that your CSS is invalid? Ever decided against using a particular framework or plugin because it paints your validation results red? And have you ever removed the Valid CSS link that looked so nice next to your Valid XHTML link because your ashamed of your CSS validation results? Don’t you think it’s time that your CSS 3 efforts be noticed?

(continue reading…)