7th January 2015
xpertlab-mobile develp
7th January 2015
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Tips to Prepare Your Website For The Mobile Users

The business of website development was established way back in 90s. After almost two decades the business flourishes but with a different approach. Today there is more number of websites developed for mobile users as the surfing has got easier on mobiles. Various new websites which are launching into the market are coming up with mobile versions as well. There are peculiar differences in development of mobile website and desktop versions of it. Mobile applications development industry has understood the importance of this and started a specific domain for mobile website development. The websites that are accessed using mobile have […]
16th October 2014
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16th October 2014
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All the New Stuff in Android 5.0 Lollipop

Google has officially announced Android L (henceforth known as Lollipop). While we heard a bit about it back at Google I/O, there’s plenty more to hear about. This is what’s coming in Google’s latest. A New Notification System Android Lollipop has a new approach to notifications. In Jelly Bean, Google allowed developers to add expanded information and functionality to notifications. Now, users can access their entire notification list directly from the lock screen. You can swipe down to expand the notification panel to get more information. You can also swipe up to unlock the device. Google also introduced heads-up notifications […]
13th September 2014
phonegaps
13th September 2014
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PhoneGap

Phonegap & phonegap Build are amazing technologies, unfortunately the documentation does not always tell you want you want to know. Here a compilation of issues I encountered while using phonegap build for the first time & how I solved them. Black bars only on iPhone 5 (not full size). I had this issue right from the start while using phonegap build, basically the iphone 5 app was the size of an iphone 4 screen. The only way to fix it is to add a plash screen with the screen size of the iphone 5 in the config.xml like this: <gap:splash […]
18th July 2014
xpertlab-framwork
18th July 2014
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7 Best PHP Frameworks for 2014

There is no denying to the fact that PHP is one of the programming languages which has emerged as the most powerful web development platform in a short span of time. It’s immense popularity can be cited from the fact that today it is installed on more than 2.1 million web servers worldwide and 244 million websites and web applications are running on it. As per Jobs Tractor, an analysis of the 45,000+ developer jobs on Twitter, it was revealed that 8200+ vacancies of PHP developers were posted in 2013 (Jan-Dec) ranking it as the 2nd most preferred language to work […]
13th June 2014
xpertlab-responsive web design
13th June 2014
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4 Advantages Of A Responsive Website

“You put water into a cup it becomes the cup, You put water into a bottle it becomes the bottle.” A responsive website is something like water. It can take the shape and size of the device you are visiting it on.  It also helps you stand out from the crowd. Times have changed and more people are online from their mobile devices or tabs. Hence, it has become a necessity to have a Responsive Web design that can be accessed by anyone, anywhere and on any device without an issue. There are several advantages of having a Responsive Website, […]
29th May 2014
xpertlab-mobile mo
29th May 2014
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Mobile Web Mistake

1. MYSTERY MEAT NAVIGATION Not a new term in our industry, ‘mystery meat navigation’ (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Mystery_meat_navigation) was coined to categorise a usability nightmare that was quite popular in the early days of the web: image-heavy navigation without textual labels to describe each option. Somehow we seem to be OK with unlabelled navigation icons again. A group of five buttons with no descriptive text to tell you what they do? When did that start making sense? With so little room on your typical mobile screen for the icon bar, cramming in text labels often feels a step too far, and with […]
8th May 2014
xpertlab-responsive & web design
8th May 2014
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SEO and Responsive Web Designs

SEO and Responsive Web Designs!!. Website Design Company India SEO and Responsive Web Designs!! POSTED ON APRIL 4, 2014 · POSTED IN SEO, WEBSITE DESIGN SEO and Responsive Web Designs!! It is no secret that in the past few years, smart phones have attacked the market with a frenzy that is not only astounding, but also compels to innovate and create. Masses of people are using the internet over mobile phone or tablets. With this, most predominant is the need to adapt to Responsive Websites for better interaction of the user with the website. It is thus significant that website […]
26th April 2014
mvc3-development
26th April 2014
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MVC3: Layouts, RenderBody, RenderPage, RenderSection

MVC3: Layouts, RenderBody, RenderPage, RenderSection Layouts You typically want to maintain a consistent look and feel across all of the pages within your web-site/application.ASP.NET 2.0 introduced the concept of “master pages” which helps enable this when using .aspx based pages or templates. Razor supports this concept with a feature called “layouts”- which allow us to define a common site template, and then inherit its look and feel across all the views/pages on our site. RenderBody The RenderBody method resides in the layout page. There can only be one RenderBody method per layout page. The RenderBody method indicates where view templates […]
13th April 2014
xpertlab-html5
13th April 2014
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How to Use The HTML5 Sectioning Elements

HTML5 has seen the introduction of a number of sectioning elements that can be used to mark up your web pages. Using these elements gives more semantic meaning to your pages, allowing computer programs to better understand your content. In this post you’ll learn how to use these sectioning elements in your own web sites. I’ll be explaining when you should use certain elements over others, as well as when it’s best to stick to a good old <div>. Lets get started. The main Element The <main> element should contain the main content for your web page. All of this content should be unique to […]
10th April 2014
ajax-logo
10th April 2014
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Beginner’s Guide to Ajax Development with PHP

Starting with jQuery Ajax When coding in standard JavaScript we are stuck using a method called XMLHttpRequest. The jQuery Ajax method is a more simplified way of handling this HTTP request, and you have a large index of documentation explaining each of the various options. I’ll be demonstrating two different styles of handling Ajax requests using different return values from PHP. First I’ve created a new page, index.html, along with a related stylesheet. I won’t go over these codes so if you’re interested just download the project source. I also downloaded a local copy of jQuery along with a blank JavaScript file named ajax.js. <div> […]