Since it made its appearance in 2006, Google Code repository has been enriched with new elements every day, from entire projects to simple snippets of code, available for use by all thanks to open source licenses of different types. In a brief article, Andy Walpole offers a list of fifteen items useful to anyone who needs to develop or manage a website.
Among the gems recommended by the author, quite disparate, there is first some graphics, like a collection of icons and a collection of buttons used with ease on their sites, along with the CSS, allowing you to add a footer to our pages without using tricks related to the z-index, or to define a style suitable for printing by combining a simple CSS file some important directions for making our site Printer friendly.

There are also gathering a few plug-ins for jQuery, for the generation of a slideshow and for 'integration of its Twitter profile, and a style Lightbox image viewer with an integrated management of the scroll for images, exceeding the size of the browser.

Is presented a 'PHP application to optimize the loading of their pages, which acts together more CSS and JavaScript and remove comments and white space, allowing you to obtain without great effort, pages less heavy in size and number of connections to the web server.

Close the Reviewing a manufacturer of themes for WordPress, which in the author's intentions should ensure the generation of a custom design of your site quickly and with little work, some PHP classes and even a BitTorrent tracker to written entirely in PHP, for those who want implement the new Pirate Bay.