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The emerging OpenSocial standard is a powerful new API for creating exciting new mashups. In this tutorial, Jack shows how to mix Google Maps, Flickr, and OpenSocial using Adobe Flex. Take the quiz at the end for your chance to win a book!

Ever wonder what makes a real JavaScript guru? How about someone who has used JavaScript, CSS, and HTML to successfully implement a 2-D side-scrolling platform game? In this two-part series, Myles will help you elevate your JavaScript skills to the ultimate level!

Ever wanted to do more with your iTunes library? In this tutorial, Jack shows you how you can leverage the Yahoo Music API to create video timelines of your favorite artists—and get your hands dirty with Flex and AIR along the way! Oh, and there are more books to be won...

So you've been given the task of creating an HTML email newsletter, but you've heard the rumors: rendering issues, image blocking, not to mention the email client discrepancies. Check out Alex's guide to gain useful tips on templates, testing, and all the hazards that can befall the uninitiated.

More Flex quizzes, and more book giveaways! In Part II of this series, Jack expands on our voting widget in Flex 3, and once again provides a quiz for you to test your knowledge at the end—and receive a free book for your trouble!

In this hands-on tutorial, Jack lays the foundation for building a voting widget in Flex 3. Take the quiz at the end of the article, and score a copy of his book, Getting Started With Flex 3, absolutely free!

Want to get a bang out of your Ajax artillery? In this hands-on tutorial, Stoyan puts Ajax on the front line as he develops a web app with which you can execute shell commands on your web server. The downloadable code provides a real tactical advantage as Stoyan marshals JavaScript and XML to create the app.

Eight years on, is HTML stuck in a rut? James looks at the underlying causes of its eight-year sleep, dispels some myths, and considers the XHTML options open to the standards-aware developer in the meantime.

Need a quick online guide for CSS positioning properties? Look no further than Nigel's essential at-a-glance guide, which contains all the common properties.

Form design is the necessary evil of web development. Don't you wish you had a wizard's wand to create accessible yet attractive forms? We have found such a wizard! Here, Cameron Adams shows you how to use CSS to create forms that are both great-looking and usable, and gives you the code you need to make the job easy.