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Tutorial: Easiest way to create a Asynchronous upload file function (ajax upload)

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The easiest and simplest way to create a asynchronous upload file function. Online complex tutorial has make this really complicated, this tutorial make Ajax upload function look simple and easy. Anyone can create a asynchronous upload function quick and easy Continue reading

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Tutorial: Another way of creating jQuery Zoom Effect

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This is another method for jQuery zoom effect that you can apply. Unlike the previous tutorial on zoom effect which is pretty simple and straight forward, this approach tend to be more complex. The previous method mention has  

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Another use for Adobe Illustrator: Drawing maps and floor plans

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Illustrator isn't just used for sketching and drawing, it can also be used for drawing maps and floor plans! Adobe Illustrator CS4 is pretty neat for close-to-accurate illustrations as it has dynamic smart guides to speed up positioning and alignment of objects. Continue reading

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Tutorial: jQuery Fold Effect Concept And Explanation

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A simple concept on how fold effect work in jQuery. The explanation looks at two way of making this effect. And which one is prefer over the other method Continue reading

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Tutorial: How to make your own opening and closing door effect with jQuery

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A simple but detail concept on how to make your own opening and closing door effect with jQuery. This tutorial uses viewport to demonstrate how a nice opening and closing door effect can be created Continue reading

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Tutorial: How to create your own inner fade effect with jQuery

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A simple tutorial to demonstrate how inner fade effect can be done using jQuery. The demo provides visual experience to allow user to see the differences between fade and inner fade effect Continue reading

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Tutorial: How to make your own shuffle effect with jQuery

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A simple tutorial to demonstrate the shuffle effect in jQuery. A demo is provided at the bottom of the tutorial and the concept is clearly describe in this tutorial as well. Hope you enjoy this. Continue reading

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Tutorial: How to create your own continuously slide effect plugin with jQuery

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In this tutorial, i will explain the concept and code required to build a continously slide effect with jQuery. A plugin is also provided for those who do not wish to recreate. Continue reading

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