Give your photos a cool electrical lightning effect by following this step by step article. This is a great effect if you're creating some creative photo manipulation.

This tutorial will show you step by step in creating realistic looking clouds of smoke effects.

If you're a JavaScript programmer, the chances are, you've heard of something called the DOM. However, just what exactly is it? How do you program using it? As both IE and Firefox move toward conforming to the W3C proposed standards in terms of scripting and manipulating the document, the DOM takes center stage in all of us. The following is an introductory, crash course on the DOM of modern browsers such as IE and Firefox. Read it, and if nothing else, fear the DOM no more. We demystify the DOM (Document Object Model) of IE5 and NS6 with this tutorial.

This javascript guide is especially for those who are trying their best to learn DHTML by dissecting code written by others and for people who don't know much about programming but are interested in making their web sites look Dynamic with simple add-ons. In short we bring you (clean) cut and paste resources with explanations on how they work on the same page of each resource.

Here is a quick overview and example of AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) in action. Before you begin, this example will only work in FireFox. You'll have to change few things in the JavaScript for it to work in IE.

Netscape Navigator 2.0 introduced a new facility for forms, the file upload element. This element allows the user to select a local file to be submitted with the form to the server that handles the form. File uploading is a frequently needed facility in many occasions, but the technique involved in handling forms that upload files is rarely discussed in CGI programming texts, and online tutorials/references on this topic are few. The technique is very simple as we shall see.

The concept of RAID, so often put aside in Linux documentation for all those smart systems administrators, is actually not something that takes a lot of special knowledge to understand. As Alexander Prohorenko explains, all you need is a little common sense and a good plan to implement RAID on your systems.

One of the best advantages of using Linux is the ability to quickly and (if done correctly) safely logon to and administer another machine from across the room or across the planet. All you need are the right tools, a little paranoia, and just a little time, as Alexander Prohorenko details in this tutorial.

This is a common button used on many web2.0 designed websites. Learn to create this simple yet effective so called "Super Button".

Let’s create a 3D button that is common on a lot of the latest websites. This is rather a basic tutorial for photoshop newbies and beginners.