How To Parse MBSA Files Using Python Script

Have you ever needed to analyze MBSA files using Python? Well, you can stop cramming now because Azmath just shared the answer to your problem with this nice Python script! #——————————————————————————- # Name: MBSA parser # Author: Azmath # Created: 11/07/2012 # Copyright: (c) 2012 #——————————————————————————- from xml.etree import ElementTree with open(‘test.mbsa’, ‘rt’) as f: [...]

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Free UI Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are beginning to be a trend in user interface design as they imitate the look of its real-life counterparts. The guys at MediaLoot have provided you a special free pack that contains 8 unique, well-detailed toggle switches that would work perfectly in both web and mobile app designs. NOTE: You can use these [...]

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Adobe Edge Web Fonts

Adobe Edge Web Fonts is powered by Typekit which features hundreds of free web fonts for all you graphic designers out there. It gives you access to a wide library of font collections that include contributions from Adobe, Google and other creative designers all over the globe. It requires no account kit configuration that makes [...]

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How To Connect To MySQL With Python

If you’re going to be working in a web environment using Python, chances are that you’ll be using MySQL as database management system. That is why software developer Jeremy Morgan of Silicon Forest created this tutorial on how to connect to a MySQL database using Python, which is our featured tutorial of the day. I’ll [...]

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Create Dramatic and Stunning Mono Portraits with Photoshop

Black-and-white prints are often used by photographers as an effective way of creating drama with varying grayscale tones to emphasize contrasting features such as dark eyes and light skin, or different textures and tones to create prints with impact. With the welcome addition of Adjustment Layers in Photoshop CS6, which is also available in Photoshop CS3-CS5, [...]

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Working With Smoke and Water: Surreal Portrait Photography

In photography, working with a fog machine can add an interesting element to your photos but it is not always an easy task to do. If it’s warm outside, the smoke will rise and dissipate quickly. Instead, you can build something called a chill box that will give you more control on releasing the smoke. Jay P. Morgan [...]

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How To Show An Urgent Message In WordPress Admin Area

Today’s helpful tip comes from the people behind WPDoctors and it’s a nifty ready-to-use WordPress action hook that displays a custom message to admins that indicates urgency. This is helpful in situations where you need your message recipients to take immediate action on admin-related concerns. function showMessage($message, $errormsg = false){ if ($errormsg) { echo ‘<div [...]

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Getting A File’s Information In Ruby Using File::Stat

Here’s another nice tip from Michael Morin on how to get a file’s information in Ruby using the File::Stat class; information such as such as file size, date last modified, date last accessed, and more. This can be quite useful in situations wherein you want to query the operating system about a particular file without [...]

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Clean Response WordPress Theme

Category: Themes Clean Response is a free WordPress theme created by the guys at Theme Furnace that has two homepages of your choice – for business or as a regular blog theme. It is a multi-purpose theme which with a magazine-style layout. It is responsive and looks great on tablet screens, mobile phone screens, and [...]

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TwitrCovers.com: Free Header Images for Twitter

Good news to all Twitter users! Like with Facebook and Google+, now you can put a header image on your profile and it will be displayed both on desktop and with mobile apps. TwitrCovers.com provides you with the coolest images for your header and currently they have over 300 to choose from. Best of all, [...]

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