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I hope this useful 11 resources to learning JavaScript and jQuery

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There are times when you work with SSL traffic. Your website might be protected with a certificate so that traffic between you and the client is secure. At times like this, being a developer is troublesome. Browser cache settings need to be analyzed by looking at the HTTP headers. Encoding / Content type may need to be analyzed to ensure that a particular page is displayed correctly. These things cannot be looked into if the traffic is secure. There are situations under which the environment is secure but you must still sniff the data. So how do you manage this?
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In most online business the revenue of the site solely depends on the registered and active users and Making the visitor of your site to sign up isn’t easy, nobody likes to fill in forms .

Web forms bridge the gap between the product and the customer therefore, we designers, need to figure out sound design make the form completion process easy.

Read more at: Interface Design Inspiration | 30 Impressive Ways to Design Sign-Up Page/Form

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I recently ran into a problem where IIS is refusing to handle a URL which contains one of the reserved words.  In my case, I accept URLs for company searches by their ticker symbol, in the form of http://<myhost>/search/ticker/<tickersymbol>

At random, I tried searching for "CON" last night and found that http://<myhost>/search/ticker/con immediately generates an error in IIS.  aarghh!

Is there a workaround for this?  Maybe an IIS config switch to allow these URLs through anyway?  googling for this problem turned up a couple other people describing this, but I found no solution, other than "don't do this!"  The only alternatives I see are to change the search URL to take the ticker symbol as a parameter instead (ugh), or to append a special character onto the ticker in the URL, like "/con_".  However, I'd much rather just have IIS not reject the URL in the first place, if that's possible.

Any insight into dealing with this problem would be appreciated!

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Today, I would like to recommend you 5 new and useful jQuery Plugins that you should consider using for your next projects. Check out other posts in this series if you want more enjoyment.
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CSS is the best thing to happen to the web since Tim Berners-Lee. It’s simple, powerful, and easy to use. But even with all its simplicity, it hides some important capabilities. Ask any designer, and they’ll tell you that the majority of their code headaches are caused and ultimately solved by CSS.
Read more at CSS Techniques I Wish I Knew When I Started Designing Websites

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Image optimization is crucial for any website.  Non-optimized images are bloated, take up bandwidth, and actually drive away web traffic.  Many users won’t wait for a site to fully load if it takes more than a few seconds.  In today’s competitive web, no one can afford to lose visitors for any reason, so we’ve gone around and rounded up the 16 most powerful image optimization tools, to help enhance your website performance and save you some bandwidth.  These tools are so easy to use, it makes optimizing your images easier than not optimizing them.
Read more at 16 Powerful Image Optimization Tools to Enhance Website Performance

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jQuery is known for making things that where hard or almost impossible for most people with regular Javascript simple and elegant. While the jQuery community is growing so is the number of plugins available for anyone to address nearly any client side need. Problem is that using jQuery this way is so simple that getting to know the framework well isn’t really needed. I believe jQuery is worth investigating further and web every front end developer and designer would benefit from knowing a bit more of what is going on under the shiny surface. This post will show you jQuery techniques and give you some insight and inspiration that you may use going forward.
Read more at 10 Useful jQuery Techniques to Improve Your Code

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