Wallaby, a new technology preview from Adobe Labs proves that HTML5 is no more a Flash killer. People began using Flash from the day web animations and banner ads started emerging and it has reached millions of users around the world. The time has arrived to replace Flash animations with HTML5. Adobe has taken it into account and has released an experimental technology codenamed ‘Wallaby’ to deliver graphic and animation content across devices that do not support Flash Player.

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The Society for Rich Internet Application and Rich User Interface conducted India’s first Flash Camp at Chennai on December 11, 2010. With 350 participants, 27 volunteers and 10 speakers, it was said to be the biggest Flash Camp in the world. A team of developers from DCI took part in this Flash Camp and here are a few snapshots of the camp:

Apart from students, over 200 professionals attended this camp. Only half of the attendees were from Flash/Flex background, whereas others were Java programmers. This clearly indicates that part of the Java developers are migrating towards Flex environment, which is making its mark in Web and Mobile Application Development.
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In web designing, rounded corners play a vital role in various places. They not just look good but also allow one to create unique effects. There are many methods to achieve this effect. And, we have come up with a very simple, clean and reusable technique to create multi-sized rounded corner CSS boxes using a single image with drop shadow effects. In this short tutorial, we’ll explain you on how to achieve this effect with a simple example.

Before we proceed with this example, what we need is a basic knowledge in CSS and a solid colored background image with rounded corners. You can choose whatever color theme you want for the boxes and a drop shadow effect can be added to the image as given in this example.
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Adobe has recently released its latest Flash Player 10.1 officially which is the first runtime release of the Open Screen Project that enables flash content to be delivered across various operating systems and devices.

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Tabbed menu is getting quite popular with many well known websites and blogs. The reason for its fame is its easy to navigate functions. When you Google, you get various kinds of Tabbed Menu tutorials, but most of them give almost the pretty same look.

In this post we are going to teach you how to create a multicolor tabbed menu using jQuery and CSS. Before getting into the tutorial, download jQuery and place it on your server. Then change the jQuery path and link up using the script below.

To make the installation simple, we have included the CSS file in this download link. After downloading the file, upload the CSS file to your server and add the path as shown in the script.

The jQuery uses four set of functions to perform the multicolored tabbed menu. So initially, do the first function search for active menu and select the appropriate class.
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