Especially when you analyze changes made ​​to files you feel the need to compare. Ideally, the tool you use up your task easier. Than you need program that graphically displays the difference between two files, and allows the user to merge the changes individually. The most important is option to highlights the sections that differ in each file.

Baseline is a CSS framework, built with typographic standards in mind, that aims to simplify developing a website with a pleasing grid, good forms and typography. Baseline starts with several files to reset the browser’s default behavior, build a basic typographic layout — including style for HTML forms and new HTML 5 elements — and build a simple grid system.

As I had once written, the translation of each extension is not an easy task. The mere knowledge is not enough, so “small” translations do not deal with professional translators, but a normal hobbyists, like me – for example.This follows from the fact that you need to know the specificity of the translated extension only when they know he’ll be able to make a good translation for the others.

At this year’s meeting, the CSS Working Group in Mountain View, Adobe presented a new concept in web site layouts that will allow us to go beyond the typical multi-column layouts, towards solutions known from the “paper” DTP. The CSS Regions module (suggested name) will allow content to flow across multiple areas called regions.

The new version of Google Analytics (beta version for to all Analytics users) have a new feature, the Site Speed report. You know that to improve the performance of your pages, you first need to measure and diagnose the speed of a page. That’s why Google presented a new tool with the Site Speed report you can in very easy way measure the page load time across your site.

All templates and extensions developers, and other types of scripts they consider them (warez pages) as a source of evil. However, my personal opinion, by the way, they do double duty.

One of the best search and advanced engines for Joomla! 1.5 is already fully free – JXtended Finder (jxtended.com).

I have seen some news extension which may be of interest for some. First could be YO Search (made by www.yophp.com) this is a new module which box reveals a drop down menu after the user clicks into the input field. The menu is meant to act as a filter with several checkbox options that allow the user to select specific categories for his search. When the user hovers out of the input or the filter box, the drop down will disappear.

A tool called Maqetta is the result of discussions among more than 120 companies are members of OpenAjax Alliance, an industry alliance involved in the development of programming techniques based on Ajax. Maqetta is an open-source project that provides WYSIWYG visual authoring of HTML5 user interfaces using drag-and-drop assembly, and supports both desktop and mobile user interfaces.

A few weeks after the release of IE9, while users are begin to adapt to it, Microsoft decides to follow the movements that the other rival companies started and launched what will be the 10th version of Microsoft browser. This is still only the first preview version, but shows all the new possibilities that this new browser will bring.