If you want the best iphone app development books, or you have a geeky friend or loved one, then you should probably print a copy of this list. These are the most wished for books on Amazon. What does this mean for you?  It means there is probably a book or two on this list that... 

What Is PHP? PHP is probably the most popular Web programming language in the world. PHP is a recursive acronym for Hypertext PreProcessor. The main advantage of PHP is that it can produce dynamic web pages because it can read from and write to a relational database (most often MySQL).... 

As you may, or more likely not, have noticed, Webchicklet.com is now hosted on HostMonster.com. They frequently provide discounts, coupon codes and sales offers that make them a cheap web host alternative. In fact, their current web hosting special is only $5.95/month!  That is certainly... 

A month ago, I released a free script to help fight against site hackers called MonitorHackdFiles. Today, I’m releasing a new version that has a few requested features added. This is strictly a new feature release, so you don’t have to upgrade if you don’t want to. New... 

Ever wondered what technology a particular web site uses? Wished you knew what powered a particular site? Is it using a CMS? If so, which one? Does it use a particular programming language? If you need to know what powers any particular web site, there are a few things you can do to... 

This list of generators is not intended to be comprehensive – there are TONS of online generator tools out there that help us do almost anything for the web-world. But the generators in this lislt are ones I’ve used and bookmarked in the past, and since some of them are probably... 

Wow, I’m pretty happy about this. I’ve been using HostGator for a while now, and I love them. They are one of the very best hosting companies I’ve ever used. And now I find out that they’ve gone green! Woot! That’s just an added bonus that lets me sleep... 

At some point, people who have some knowledge of HTML and/or CSS eventually need to do more, and usually they start wondering if they should learn PHP. Most, in fact, have already played around with it a little because they’ve made some minor adjustments to existing PHP code in... 

Yesterday, I showed you how I chop up a free CSS template into pieces so that site-wide elements can be automatically included via PHP. That’s the first step I usually take when customizing a template, but it’s definitely not the last step. Today I’m going to show... 

  I thought I’d share my normal procedure for starting a new web site, using a free CSS template, chopping it up into separate PHP parts, editing bits, and putting it all back together again. Unless you are a web designer by trade, or have one that works for you, you may not...