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Sunday, June 29, 2014

15 Best Useful JQuery Parallax Scrolling Tutorials

 

jquery parallax scrolling tutorials 2014

Jquery parallax scrolling helps to create a effective websites. These jquery tutorials are properly explained so you can learn jquery parallax effect easily.

Jquery parallax scrolling is very popular in the modern web design trends. Jquery parallax gives special effects to a website which helps to attract visitors. Jquery parallax scrolling refers to a smooth animation effect between foreground and background images or texts.  To apply parallax scrolling in your website, you need basic knowledge of jquery & javascipts. If you already have a good knowledge of jquery & javascripts then you can use parallax scrolling effect at your will. Jquery parallax scrolling effects give an outstanding visual experience. So visitors stay for a longer period of time and helps in decreasing bounce rate, which result in getting better result in google search engine. If you are facing difficulty in finding some cool parallax scrolling tutorials then here is the end of your problem because here I collected some best parallax scrolling tutorials 2014.

Best Useful Jquery Parallax Scrolling Tutorials 2014

In this article, we’d like to showcase you a list of some amazing and best jquery parallax scrolling tutorials 2014 to create some beautiful parallax scrolling websites.

Parallax Effect

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Parallax Effect - Jquery Parallax scrolling tutorials

Parallax Content Slider With CSS3 And jQuery

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Parallax Content Slider With CSS3 And jQuery - jquery parallax scrolling tutorials

Create a Parallax Scrolling Website Using Stellar.js

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Create a Parallax Scrolling Website Using Stellar.js

A Simple Parallax Scrolling Technique

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A Simple Parallax Scrolling Technique - jquery parallax scrolling tutorials

The Parallax Effects With jQuery

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The parallax effects with jQuery - jquery parallax scrolling tutorials

One Page Website, Vertical Parallax

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One Page Website, Vertical Parallax - jquery parallax scrolling tutorials

Jazz up a Static Webpage with Subtle Parallax

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Jazz up a Static Webpage with Subtle Parallax - jquery parallax scrolling tutorials

Scrolling Parallax: A jQuery Plugin With Tutorial

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Scrolling Parallax: A jQuery Plugin

Parallax Slider With jQuery

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PARALLAX SLIDER WITH JQUERY

Fluid CSS3 Slideshow with Parallax Effect

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Fluid CSS3 Slideshow with Parallax Effect

Parallax gallery

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Parallax gallery - jquery parallax scrolling tutorials

Build a parallax scrolling website interface with jQuery and CSS

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Build a parallax scrolling website interface with jQuery and CSS

CSS3 Parallax scrolling slider

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CSS3 Parallax scrolling slider

Building a Parallax Scrolling Storytelling Framework

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Building a Parallax Scrolling Storytelling Framework

Create a Cool Website with Fancy Scrolling Effects

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Create a Cool Website with Fancy Scrolling Effects

jQuery Parallax Tutorial – Animated Header Background

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jQuery Parallax Tutorial – Animated Header Background

Create a Parallax Website Header

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Create a Parallax Website Header

Super Easy Parallax Effect with jQuery

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Orginal : webdesigncube.com

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

10 of the most useful cloud databases

IDC predicts that big data is growing at an annual rate of 60% for structured and unstructured data. Businesses need to do something with all that data, and traditionally databases have been the answer. With cloud technology, providers are rolling out more ways to host those databases in the public cloud, freeing users from dedicating their own dedicated hardware to these databases, while providing the ability to scale the databases into large capacities. "This is a really huge market given all the data out there," says Jeff Kelly, a big data expert at research firm Wikibon. "The cloud is going to be the destination for a lot of this big data moving forward."

Some concerns remain for what some call database as a service (DBaaS), specifically around sensitive information being stored in the cloud and around cloud outages. But still, an emerging market of cloud database services and tools seems to be picking up steam. Here, Network World looks at 10 cloud database tools. Some of these are providers of direct relational, SQL or NoSQL databases, while others are niche focused on various open source databases. Please note this list is not meant to be exhaustive, as some big players, like Oracle, HP and EMC/VMware are still rounding out their cloud-based products and strategies for these tools.

Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services has a variety of cloud-based database services, including both relational and NoSQL databases. Amazon Relational Database (RDS) run either MySQL, Oracle or SQL Server instances, while Amazon SimpleDB is a schema-less database meant for smaller workloads. On the NoSQL side, Amazon DynamoDB is its solid-state drive (SSD)-backed database that automatically replicates workloads across at least three availability zones. AWS CTO Werner Vogels says DynamoDB is AWS's fastest growing service in AWS history. Amazon also offers a variety of auxiliary data management services, such as its newly announced data warehouse named Redshift, as well as Data Pipeline, which helps users integrate data from multiple sources for easier management.

More information: Amazon Web Services' databases

EnterpriseDB

EnterpriseDB focuses on the open source PostgreSQL databases, but its real claim to fame is its ability to work with Oracle database applications. With EnterpriseDB's Postgres Plus Advanced Server, organizations can use applications written for on-premise Oracle databases through EnterpriseDB, which runs in clouds from Amazon Web Services and HP. It has binary replication and scheduled backups as well.

More information: EnterpriseDB

Garantia Data

Garantia offers a gateway service for users to run open source Redis and Memcached in-memory NoSQL databases services in AWS's public cloud. Using Garantia's software allows for automatic configuration of these open source data platforms by helping developers scale nodes, create clusters and architect for fault tolerance.

More information: Garantia Data

Google Cloud SQL

Google's cloud database service is centered on two major products: Google Cloud SQL, which Google describes as a MySQL-like fully relational database infrastructure, and Google BigQuery, an analysis tool for running queries on large data sets stored in its cloud.

More information: Google cloud databases

Microsoft Azure

Microsoft uses its SQL Server technology to provide a relational database, allowing customers to either access a SQL database on its cloud, or hosted SQL server instances on virtual machines. Microsoft also emphasizes hybrid databases that combine data both on a customer's premise and with the Azure cloud through SQL Data Sync. Microsoft has a cloud-hosted NoSQL database service named Tables as well, while Blobs (binary large object storage), are optimized for media files such as audio and video.

More information: Microsoft Azure

MongoLab

In the NoSQL world, there are a variety of database platforms to choose from, including MongoDB. MongoLab gives users access to MongoDB on a variety of major cloud providers, including AWS, Azure and Joyent. Like other gateway-type services, MongoLab also integrates with various platform as a service (PaaS) tools at the application tier. MongoLab run on either shared or dedicated environments, with the latter being slightly more expensive.

More information: MongoLab

Rackspace

Rackspace's database comes in either a cloud or managed hosted offering via Cloud Databases, which is the name of its product. Rackspace emphasizes the container-basedvirtualization of its Cloud Databases, which it says allow for higher performance of the database service compared to if it was run entirely on virtualized infrastructure. Cloud Databases also incorporates a SAN storage network and it's based on an OpenStack platform. This month, Rackspace announced a NoSQL database in its cloud from provider Cloudant.

More information: Rackspace Cloud Databases

SAP

Enterprise software giant SAP is now playing in the cloud with HANA, a platform built on in-memory technology. Its cloud database from HANA complements the company's other on-premise database tools, including Sybase, and is available in Amazon Web Services' cloud. HANA includes other non-database apps too, including business management tools and application development.

More information: SAP HANA

StormDB

Unlike other databases in the cloud, StormDB runs its fully distributed, relational database on bare-metal servers, meaning there is no virtualization of machines. StormDB officials claim this leads to better performance and easier management because users do not have to choose the size of virtual machine instances their database runs on. Despite running on bare metal, customers do share clusters of servers, although StormDB promises there is isolation among customer databases. StormDB also automatically shards databases in its cloud. The company is currently in a free beta.

More information: StormDB

Xeround

Xeround (pronounced zeh-round) is a management tool for deploying easily scalable MySQL databases across a variety of cloud providers and platforms. Its software allows for high availability and scalability and it works across a variety of cloud providers including AWS, Rackspace, Joyent and HP, as well as on OpenStack and Citrix platforms.

More information: Xeround

Original : networkworld.com

Thursday, May 22, 2014

The Methodology Doesn't Matter, It's Having One That Counts

Methodologies can get very religious. Should we be doing TDD? Should we use Waterfall? Should we have stand-up meetings? What sort of continuous delivery should we use?

A few years back I was diagnosed as having type 2 diabetes. At the time I was diagnosed I was not particularly overweight and my diet was not too unhealthy. But I was coming out of a time in my life where I had been overweight and I used to snack a lot. At one of the places where I had worked there had been a food table where you could help yourself to the food and my desk was right next to it. As I used to really enjoy my sweet food it and I didn’t do much exercise it was a health disaster waiting to happen. Now days I eat healthier, have fewer sugary foods and I also exercise regularly.

In my opinion not having a methodology is much like not having a healthy lifestyle. Your code becomes overweight with bug fixes, and getting the code out of the door, much like getting yourself out of bed when you are overweight, can be quite a chore.

I am a great believer in the idea that not only the way you write code, but also the process involved in the delivery of it are highly coupled to the quality of the code. So for me, having a methodology is like having an exercise regime. The methodology helps keep your code leaner and there is a greater chance of pushing the quality of your code higher.

With a healthy lifestyle it doesn’t matter what exercises you do as long as you do something, the same applies to your software development methodology.

It doesn’t matter which methodology you follow as long as you have one.

 

Preference : foxdellfolio.com. Link : http://foxdellfolio.com/the-methodology-doesnt-matter-its-having-one-that-counts/

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

How to optimize your app’s layout on iOS 7

Whilst there is not necessarily a right way and a wrong way to design your app’s layout, there are some tricks you can use to make sure that the user experience is as optimal as possible.

Ample Space for Controls

We all know that smartphone screens are small, and iPhones are consistently on the lower end of the screen-size spectrum.

To optimize your app’s layout for iOS 7, try to make sure that your main, controllable elements are at least 44×44 points. This way, users will have no trouble performing basic tasks with one finger or one hand while they are on the go.

Draw User Focus to Main Elements

There are two simple ways to draw the user’s attention to the main elements of your app.

1) Place important items in the upper-left of the screen (i.e. the menu) , with less important items going in the bottom-right (i.e. terms & conditions, privacy policies)

2) Make important items larger than less-important items, since larger items tend to draw the eye more easily. Larger items are also easier to access on a touchscreen, so users can perform the most essential tasks quickly and easily

Communicate Groupings

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Effectively communicating which elements of your app go together can a make-or-break factor of your app’s layout. This can also be done in two ways:

1) Use alignment and indentation to organize your content and make it easier for users to discern which groups of content are related. For example, align any images or graphics with the text that they compliment. This is a cue to the reader that the picture is meant to associated with that text.

2) Consistent UI elements will also help users understand which elements belong together. A general rule of thumb is that elements that perform similar functions should also look similar. Any design inconsistencies could confuse the user and make them waste unnecessary time trying to figure things out.

Text Size

On the iPhone, users have the option of changing their default text-size setting across their device. While this is sometimes done for aesthetic reasons, many users actually use this feature due to visual impairments that make small text hard to read. If a user changes their default settings, they will expect your app to adhere to those settings as well.

For iOS 7, developers should consider adopting Dynamic Type, which will automatically adjust line spacing, line height, delineate between text types (heading, body, footer, etc…), and resize any text-size changes requested by the user.

Developers should also consider using a single font type throughout their app. This way, it will be easier for you to ensure that the font will render correctly at all different text sizes.

You should also consider making your app responsive to changes in text-size. For example, if you have a two-column, text-based app, you can make your layout shift to one column for any text-size larger than the default 17 points.

For more iOS 7 layout tips, visit Apple’s Developer Library!

 

Preference : developer-tech.com

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

CakePHP Development Services

Cake PHP is a rapid application development framework that greatly simplifies the web application development process due to it’s easy configuration, rapid prototyping with code generation and scaffolding, clean MVC conventions and lots more. Being based on the MVC (Model, View, Controller) model, it provides logical separation of code from the user. PHP Cake Framework comes packed with rich features out-of-the-box.

Some of the striking features of Cake PHP that makes it a desirable web development platform are:

  • CakePHP is easy to set up and requires minimal coding
  • It has a built in database authentication
  • It also uses built in features for validation
  • Built in Object Relational Mapping Framework.
  • It maintains a flexible caching system and ACL.

Brainvire specializes in cake PHP web development and can conjure up advanced technology websites to kick start your business with the right approach. With a legacy of 10+ years of experience in PHP and hundreds of successful projects delivered to a global clientele, we are well equipped to facilitate web solutions using PHP for all business verticles Hotels, Restaurants, Media and Entertainment, Gaming, IT services, Social Media Networking, real estate and lots more!

Our Expertise:

  • Versions: CakePHP 2.5.X, CakePHP 2.4.X, CakePHP 2.2.X, CakePHP 2.1.X, CakePHP 2.0.X, CakePHP 1.3.X, CakePHP 1.2.X, CakePHP 1.1.X , PHP 4, PHP 5, MVC framework, ActiveRecord, Association Data Mapping, Front Controller
  • Database: MySQL 5+, PostgreSQL
  • Operating Systems: Linux, Mac OS, Mac OSX, BSD, UNIX variants, Microsoft Windows (2008)
  • Tools: Cake PHP development Environment, Cake PHP tools , cake php ide

So, if you are looking for a generation next website with high standards in security, reliability and performance, Cake PHP development could be your answer. We provide a gamut of services using cake PHP to give that initial boost to your online business. Starting off the right way will definitely set the right direction for your business to grow!

Our CakePHP Development Services Include:

  • Website development using cake PHP framework
  • CakePHP customization services and website maintenance
  • CMS development with Cake PHP framework
  • Extension development, integration and upgradation services
  • Custom component development

The Brainvire Advantage:

  • Highly functional and efficient web solutions that are specially tailored to suit your business needs.
  • Highly experienced team of cake php developers who work in collaboration with you to understand your requirements and deliver output as per your expectations
  • Experience working with various industry verticals and a history of successful project delivery at al times.
  • Robust web applications built with the latest technology
  • Flexible and highly scalable solutions that are future proof so that your business sustains all types of technology changes.
  • Timely delivery model at competitive rates

You can even hire CakePhp programmers to suit your specific project requirements. Using powerful combinations of web technologies, our cake php developers give your business a right platform to start, grow and flourish. Our comprehensive services ensure that you get adequate support for all your queries at any time during or after project completion.

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