Fuel Your Coding is dedicated to bringing you the tools necessary to “fuel” your passion for web coding and development.

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About Fuel Your Coding

Someone once told us that the world is made up of 1s and 0s. Whether that is true or not is pretty subjective, but hey, it works for us at Fuel Your Coding! We love 1s and 0s and the creative things that come out of grouping them together. That’s why we’re dedicated to bringing you inspiration with things such as articles written by some of the biggest names in coding, advice on how to perfect your craft and tools to check out to help make you numero uno.

Doug Neiner, Editor

As President, Creative Director and Lead Developer at his growing design and development business Pixel Graphic Design Studio, Doug Neiner provides clients with forward looking technology and user-focused design. These ideas describe perfectly the content Doug, as Editor, provides for Fuel Your Coding. While he specializes in front-end design and development, user-interface Design and jQuery enhancements, Doug’s extensive knowledge and experience ensures that Fuel Your Coding will continue to provide articles on the latest news, the hottest trends, the coolest tools as well as interviews with the field’s top performers.

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Best of 2009 in the Coding Industry

Every year we see amazing technical advances and 2009 was no exception. Both Apple and Microsoft released new versions of their operating systems; pretty much every major browser, and some smaller ones, saw significant releases and improvements...

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Interview with Wess Cope, Wattz.net

I am excited to present this developer interview with programmer Wess Cope. Wess is a regular contributor here on Fuel Your Coding and so this interview was a great opportunity for us to learn more about what makes Wess tick. Did you go to school for programming...

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JavaScript Can Learn: Now Teach It Tricks!

When you do a lot of development with backend technologies, it can be frustrating to then move to the front end and feel like you are using a completely different syntax. One thing I really miss is the helper methods, especially when using Ruby on Rails on the server...

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Roll Your Own PHP Framework: Part III

In Part I and Part II we looked at how to set up our file structure, how to get URL routing working and how to set up templating for our little framework. In this final part to the series, we are going to briefly look at database access...

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Easy to update thumbnail gallery using Textpattern and Galleriffic

This tutorial assumes that you have a fairly strong understanding of HTML and CSS. I have provided a basic style sheet with all necessary styles to achieve the look of gallery demo, but please feel free to edit the css...

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Roll Your Own PHP Framework: Part II

A little over a week ago, we looked at how to set up our file structure and how to get URL routing working in our little framework. So we now have something to handle urls and display a page, but we want to make the page a little more attractive...

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The Good Web Conference, NYC

The Good Web brings together marketers, brands, and causes to share their secret ingredients of success for building awareness and participation around movements they believe in. thegoodweb.org is presented byCore Industries...

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PHP Frameworks? Just roll your own! – PART 1

There are quite a few php frameworks out there. Some huge, some small; Some useful, some not. I often hear developers, even myself, complain about frameworks in php not having or not doing something the way they/we want it too. So my solution? Roll your own framework...