We continue our series of interviews this week with Noah Hendrix,a Computer Scienence student that writes the occassional piece for nettuts.

Last week we had a contest to give away two licences for the awesome FTP clicent Forklift by BinaryNights. The winners of the two Forklift FTP licences are Tim Basham and Craig Paterson. Congrats to them :)

We've got another give away for you today. One lucky winner will receive a pro membership to TinyGrab the screen sharing application that runs on both Mac and PC.

This weeks interview is with Stuart Gibson, a web developer from Northern Ireland. Stuart\'s the brains behind the popular Twitter service, TwitLonger

Today we're going to have a look at a few popular font replacement methods. sIFR, Cufon and the new, still in beta TypeKit. All three of these services have their pros and cons, with Cufon you can't select text, sIFR relies on Flash and TypeKit... I don't know, haven't played with it yet.

In our "Getting Started" post we talked a bit about FTP clients, one of the FTP clients we talked about was Forklift.

Forklift is an FTP client for Mac. When I first saw Forklift I was a little sceptical about actually paying for an FTP client because of the quality of the free ones available. But they had an offer a while back and were selling licences for $10 or so, so I decided to make the plunge and buy it.

We thought it would be a good idea to have a series of interviews with some web developers. We will be publishing a new interview every Monday. Kicking things off is Abraham Vegh, a PHP developer.

If you're just getting started out in web development then chances are that you're not going to know exactly what you need. I'm going to tell you the different applications I use as a PHP developer. Although I'm doing this based on my PHP experience the setup will be similar for other languages such as Ruby on Rails.

This tutorial will show you step-by-step how to make a PHP contact form that allows the user to choose which department they would like to send the email to. This is useful when you have multiple departments such as support, sales etc.

We do our best to provide you with a helpful resource to get your feet off the ground in the web development field.