indieconf is the conference for freelance and independent web professionals. Whether you’re a developer, designer, or somewhere in between, indieconf will help you take your freelancing to the next level.
How do I get more clients?
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How should I market myself?
What sort of legal structure should I choose?
These questions and many more [...]
We had our drawing late last week for two free passes to the Web Optimization Summit, then another drawing due to some communication issues with the first round. Our winners notified and have accepted. The first winner is Mik from productiveinsomnia.com. Our second winner requested anonymity.
Thanks to Christopher Schmitt for the passes to the online [...]
The Web Optimization Summit is happening May 12, and JSMag wants you to be there! We’ve got 2 free passes we’ll be giving out on May 5. Winners be randomly selected from everyone registered with JSMag.
Are you not registered yet? Visit http://www.jsmag.com/sampler to register for your free PDF sampler and enter to win a pass [...]
We’re proud to be helping sponsor the upcoming jQuery Camp in Durham, NC. You can visit http://ncjquerycamp2.eventbrite.com/ for more information or to sign up. This one day event will be a great time to meet up with some of the region’s top “front-end engineering” minds, some of whom also happen to be top jQuery contributors [...]
JSMag December 2009 Issue
GRAPHICS PROGRAMMING WITH CANVAS
Ben Dowling shows how to take advantage of this new imaging functionality.
JAVASCRIPT GAMES – JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT
Learn how to build your dream game with JavaScript and a little help from Kyle Simpson.
SHOWING STATISTICS USING DATATABLE AND CHART
Christian Tiberg demonstrates YUI’s powerful components.
webOS: PALM’S GAME-CHANGING MOBILE OPERATING [...]
We’re conducting a survey over at http://webdevpub.com/topics. Please take a few moments to give us your thoughts. If you submit your email, we’ll enter you in to a drawing to win an Amazon gift card.
Each month, JSMag selects a photo from the JavaScript user community to be on our cover. If your photograph is chosen, you’ll win a $25 gift certificate to Amazon.com. Interested in submitting? It’s easy!
Upload your photo to flickr.com and tag it as ‘jsmag’.
Photos should be black and white.
Photos should be high resolution (approximately 2400 px [...]
Here’s a rundown of what we’ve got lined up for you in this issue.
Cross-Domain AJAX with Pure JavaScript – Frank Zammetti shows you just how it’s done.
Events, the Marco-Polo of JavaScript – Join Shea Frederick as he takes a closer look at event
handling in JavaScript and just what it’s good for.
The Yahoo! Query Language and [...]
JSMag had a chance to catch up with W Jason Gilmore, author of “Effective Google Maps Marker Management” from the July 2009 issue of JSMag.
JSMag: When did you first get in to web development? How long have you been using JavaScript?
Gilmore: I’ve been a professional Web developer for more than a decade, having started using [...]
JSMag is running a book excerpt from the new “JavaScript for Programmers” (Deitel and Deitel) from Pearson Education. Check out our May 2009 edition for a section on variable scoping rules.
If you’re interested in purchasing the book, InformIT.com is offering a 35% discount for JSMag readers, as well as including free shipping for customers [...]
