Web Development

The Grand Hotel Template is an amazing tool to be used for any hotel website. It has an awesome design, great animations and runs fast in any modern browser. You need to have the required extensions installed in Dreamweaver in order to install the template

To build a simple page with location for your business has never been easier, but to make it fancier and more attractive for your visitors you need two of our Dreamweaver extensions - Advanced CSS Animator and DMXzone Google Maps that will help you animate any CSS property and add beautiful Google maps. Below we give you a great idea how you can combine them and design such awesome page.For a week time, you can purchase both extension and get them with 50% discount so hurry up!

For this showcase we used the Advanced CSS Animator to animate the different elements and navigation on the page for these stunning effects. Also the location is presented in a DMXzone Google Maps, which is placed in the same div as the animated frame element.

The Grand Hotel Design Kit is a discount package of eights DMXzone extensions and a template with an astonishing design and animations. It's easily customizable for your needs and website.

Need full power and control of your CSS based animations? Awesome effects combined all together? Full Cross browser support and no Flash at all? The Advanced CSS Animator is the answer to your prayers!With the Advanced CSS Animator you can animate virtually any CSS Property! Borders, colors, font sizes, position, opacity, apply CSS Transformations like rotate, skew, zoom and more! Use the supplied presets to choose from ready animations like fade in/out, expand, collapse, position in browser, paper spin, shake, blink or save your own CSS animations in a new preset!Need more then one animation – well add as many as you wish! Those will be nicely added to the animation queue. You can run animations simultaneously, apply timing and easing and have a precise control of the animations queue!

As promised yesterday, today we are happy to announce the release of our Grand Hotel Template that's been created with eight awesome DMXzone extension and features five pages that you can customize easily in Dreamweaver. We also packed the extensions along with the design template in a discount package called Grand Hotel Design Kit. Note that for a few more hours the HTML5 Slideshow and HTML5 Parallax Slider are with 50% off and if you get the kit it will be even cheaper because these two extensions are featured in it!

DMXzone Google Maps is a Dreamweaver extension that enables you to unleash the power of Google Maps in just a few clicks. Add markers to cities, addresses, businesses and events with info balloons on interactive, annotated maps and integrate them in your websites! Let your visitors browse a dynamic or static map and find what they are looking for as quickly as possible. You can change marker images, show rich tooltips, pan to location and tons of other features all set up in a world featuring the beauty of Google Maps. DMXzone Google Maps is powered by the miraculous and latest Google Maps API V3 and the extension gives even support for mobile devices, iPhone/iPad, Android, Win 7 Phone and BlackBerry! Available Add-ons: Google Maps Directions Add-on Ajax AutoCompleteGoogle Maps Drawing Add-on

With this movie we will show you how to insert DMXzone Nivo Slider inside HTML5 Parallax Slider.

What data structure is more sacred than the link list? If we get rid of it what silly interview questions would we use instead? But not using linked-lists is exactly what Aater Suleman recommends in Should you ever use Linked-Lists? In The Secret To 10 Million Concurrent Connections one of the important strategies is not scribbling data all over memory via pointers because following pointers increases cache misses which reduces performance. And there’s nothing more iconic of pointers than the link list. Here’s Aeter's reasons to be anti-linked-list:

W3C announced today a RDF Validation Workshop - Practical Assurances for Quality RDF Data, 10-11 September 2013, in Cambridge, USA. The Semantic Web has demonstrated considerable value for collaborative contributions to data. Adoption in many mission-critical environments requires data to conform to specified patterns. Validation in a banking context shares many requirements with quality assurance of linked clinical data. Systems like Linked Open Data, which don't have formal interface specifications, share these validation needs. Most data representation languages used in conventional settings offer some sort of input validation, ranging from parsing grammars for domain-specific languages to XML Schema or RelaxNG for XML structures. While the distributed nature of RDF affects the notions of "validity", tool chains need to be established to ensure data integrity. The goal of this workshop is to discuss use cases for data validation on the Semantic Web with development of technologies to enable those use cases. W3C membership is not required to participate. The event is open to all. All participants are required to submit a position paper by 30 June 2013.