May 17th, 2005 
Client-side Developer Evangelists... your calling
A lot of you want to preach methods you feel will improve, or help beginner, or even 'advanced' web developers to learn more effective methods of client-side development!
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Building the content
So, since we're working on getting the TutorialCenter, and CodeBase out this Summer(not much longer guys, bare with us). We need to start building up some content to go in there in 0Day!
So here is the opportunity for you to get your works out, and your message out. The TutorialCenter will integrate some bits into CodeBase, so there will be an 'article/walkthrough' type of area.
You are free to collab with anyone you want, all credits are to you, you simply give Neverside the privilege of hosting and promoting your work! This is also to help build up ideas for Neversidian later this year.
On that note, when the system is released, it will be much easier for you guys to collab with people for articles and so forth for the CodeBase, or even tutorials relating to coding.(We hope to remove most of the intensive coding tutorials to CodeBase only). However, you can invite people to contribute to your article(like an invite-only wikipedia), and you guys can build and work together much easier that way.
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Write about what you want..
For now, if you want to publish an article on Tables vs. Divs, or Standards & Semantics.. anything you want. Here is something we are going to republish, and make a featured article.. as it was done by Fred Vaughn(R.I.P. or whatever you are), and Dan Luria.. great contributors, and helped a lot of people.
We're going to also be asking the same in the Serverside! You are free to upload a marked up copy to your own personal webspace, or send it over to me, and I'll upload it to our beta codebase(which is basically me).
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The Requirements & Guidelines... or just help really..
An example.. http://code.neverside.com/beta/xhtml-css/ -- This is actually the ORIGINAL document, and has only been updated to link to Neverside and our new IRC network, since it was originally made in 2003! All credits and so forth will remain with these 2 amazing contributors work, and will be one of our first featured articles/walkthroughs to go into the CodeBase.
Just upload the html and css here for me, or make your own thread that says [CODEBASE] or [Article] or [Walkthrough] whatever you want, just so I know to look. Then just attach it, or I'll rip it from where you put it on your own webspace(easier just to attach it to your post).
Try to follow a very clean format, there will be a lot of 'formatting' options available in the CodeBase when we release it for you guys to make your articles and so forth easy to navigate!
Any questions, feel free to ask them in here!
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Last edited by Locke, May 17th, 2005 05:13 PM (Edited 2 times)
