E-magazines contain the best web development and design articles, inspiring graphics, interviews from the world's leading experts, the latest news, events and much more.
The e-Magazines are delivered in a PDF format and often contain embedded movies. It can be viewed with the free version of Adobe Acrobat reader and can also be printed.
Another year flew by like a Jumbo Jet with NASA afterburners. Pop the champagne and hang out the banners, our e-Magazine exists two years! Celebrate with us by enjoying this great collection of tutorials and videos that includes two extra bonus articles.
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Some things you'll never forget, that great tune, that awesome cartoon series, your first computer or that special game. These are the things that never age, as do some special websites. We’ll discuss today’s technologies that enable you to create the websites that will be remembered by your audience and we’ll use them to create some cool applications for your site!
Read MoreOne year ago, DMXzone created a new service; a monthly e-Magazine. The Magazine aimed to not only help web developers and designers with the best tutorials but also to entertain, inspire and to inform our users on the latest developments in the web development world.
Our latest e-Magazine survey gives us reason to celebrate, as it indicates we achieved this mission. Nevertheless our aim for the next year is to continue to improve the contents of the e-Magazine to a new level so each edition will be better then ever. We’d like
to thank you for your support over the year and we like to celebrate our anniversary edition with many new improvements to the content and layout of the e-Magazine and two bonus tutorials on ASP.NET.
Ok let’s start to tell what’s on the cake; we’re beginning with one of your favorite topics; CSS and navigation. Nancy shows you how to build a navigation bar using Dreamweaver and CSS. In a few minutes you’ll have a navigation that loads quickly, looks like a peach
and involves the use of CSS for navigation and rollovers.
Then it’s time to move on to another popular topic, Tom Dell’Aringa shows you how to use AJAX for your user interface with The “Yellow Fade” Technique. More AJAX and usability in our interview with the man behind AJAX, Jesse James Garrett. This young legend gives
his thoughts on about AJAX and usability.
On to the next topic, Alex July shows you how to build your own Rich Text editor using JavaScript and DHTML. This edition contains two full parts of the series. Followed up by another tutorial of Tom Dell’Aringa that uses JavaScript to make the form appear as if we were moving through a series of steps instead of using a very long form.
Time for some multimedia, Sas Jacobs shows you how to create a Video Player that plays external FLV files. Using XML and Flash you’ll be able to create a player that enables the user to choose a video clip from a drop down list which will play automatically. You’ll also
be able to pause and rewind the clip.
And to put the icing on the cake we have two extra articles that are all about ASP.NET. Kevin Koch shows you how to build an image gallery, uploader and thumbnailer with ASP.NET. So let’s start designing and coding, hardcore style!
Read MoreWhat is the world of web development without proper navigation, CSS and graphics editors such as Fireworks and Photoshop? In this e-Magazine professional writers show you how to work with CSS and how to use Fireworks and Photoshop using QuickTime videos, high quality graphics and text.
This week we have an interview with a major graphics and motion guru; The Ronin.
This edition offers usable content about CSS, graphics and navigation that will improve your skills. We hope the articles with their beautiful graphics, animations and interactive content will inspire you.
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Read MoreDMXzone exists 5 years! To celebrate this momentous event we’ve made this special edition of the e-Magazine.
We have gathered the best of our e-magazines and put them in this special edition. From Photoshop and Flash to scripting, we collected the best articles and combined them in one package.
We also included the interviews of major guru’s like Craig Swann, Rob Chiu and Sas Jacobs.
And last but not least we’ve drawn up the highlights of 5 years at DMXzone and webdevelopment in general. From the birth of DMXzone’s predecessor UDzone to the latest hypes in web development, we took a good look on the past five years and we’ve placed the most momentous events.
We hope you enjoy reading this special edition!
Read MoreDMXzone's e-Magazine is not a boring PDF but an interactive e-Magazine with video, Flash and other quality content.
Useful as a book but more amusing like a movie and full of interesting content, the new DMXzone Magazine makes web development fun.
To celebrate this new service we are giving the premier edition away for free!
Read MoreIn this edition we show you the most important steps in creating a site with stylish content that is connected to a database.
We’ll start out by exploring the changes in Dreamweaver 8 that have to do with site maintenance or administration. That way you can have a good clean start for your site.
Anyone who designs websites for a living, or who has built their own website, has faced the need to design and build a banner for the Homepage. That’s why David Nicholls shows you how to design and construct such a banner. The article uses a real-world client project as the basis for the design.
As a web designer you often have to use photos on your website that haven’t been made by a professional photographer. We'll show you how to improve such a photo with Firework’s various image filters and effects.
Furthermore we'll show you how easy it is to develop Flash / Database interactivity using the visual tools of our favorite web editor. Using Dreamweaver, we’ll make Flash “talk” to a database in order to create, view, update and delete records.
The last article takes a look at two powerful concepts in ASP.NET, first we connect to an SQL server database and then we use the data within that database to populate a DataGrid component to display a dynamic table on an ASPX Web Form.
Read MoreThis edition focuses on scripting and databases. Learn to master databases and programming so you can make those great websites and applications you always wanted.
But first things first; we start of by concluding our “create a Flash MP3 player” and “an online radio station” articles with a final second part so you can entertain your audience with great music or sound effects.
So let's start programming, we start with an article about Adding Dynamic Data with PHP and MySQL to your site. This article shows how to add database connectivity. That's not all. We'll build a website with Restrictive Access (part one and two) and we'll show how to create a MySQL search function.
Next to a treasure of tutorials and information we have a great interview with DMXzone writer and Flash Guru Sas Jacobs.
Read MoreThis edition is a special Xmas edition. It's showtime for Xmas, learn how to create a lovely Flash Photo Gallery. And that's not all we'll show you how to create a Flash MP3 player, and an online radio station to enjoy your audience with great music or sound effects. Chris Charlton shows you things you should know about Fireworks so you can style your content. Next to the topics that where announced in last months e-Magazine there are two bonus articles! They are all about AJAX, an exiting technology that is rapidly gaining popularity.
Next to a treasure of tutorials and information we have a great interview with JavaScript Guru and designer; Tom Dell'Aringa.
Read MoreMore than 3 years ago, DMXzone started with its own e-Magazine to inspire users. As we strive for quality content we are taking a break to find a new source for inspiring articles*. We’ve decided to make this edition available for everyone. Read on to discover the power of our extensions.
Read MoreImprove your graphical user interfaces with cool controls using jQuery, Ajax and ASP.NET. Get inspired by Hollywood based photographer Brian McCarty who has a passion for toys and photography to the point of hypothermia.