Okay, the circular form is nowhere close to being intuitive, and you could argue whether or not it is practical, but it sure as hell is a lot more fun than standard forms! If you’re ever in need of a … Continue reading
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Today’s Readings
Another collection of findings from around the web, pulled together and presented with a bow, just for you! Continue reading
Today’s Readings
Prepos seems like it must be really, really cool, but I am having a hard time really grasping what it is… For anyone else that doesn’t know the difference between IE’s “Browser Mode” and “Document Mode”, the answer is: Browser … Continue reading
Update to HTML5 Boilerplate WordPress Theme is on it’s Way!
I know it has been a while, and that is partly my fault (busy) and partly some fault of the WordPress repo system… Versions 4.2 and 4.3, for some reason, never made it to the live repo… If you’re in … Continue reading
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The next great subset of HTML features is coming, with Web Components. Get to know Shadow DOM, HTML Templates, Custom Elements, and HTML Imports better. And think you can’t use Web Components yet? Think again… A new set of tools … Continue reading
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Planning ahead, maybe, but just to be safe, Don’t Be A Glasshole… Brilliant, tiny, nearly-hidden use of video on the HandHeld conference website… Scroll down and hover over a presenter’s pic/title/description… I mean, this was one of the coolest things … Continue reading
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Let’s start this one out right: David Bowie’s Space Oddity, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station. Including playing guitar, in space… Whether or not you like the upcoming upgrades to JavaScript (via ECMAScript 6), they … Continue reading
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Ho, you geffum, eh Hawai’i? Way to show the aloha spirit for all of your visitors!! Especially love the Day/Night option in Settings… :-) The top eCommerce sites in the world are 22% slower than they were last year. Yikes! … Continue reading
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I’ve never been a fan of pre-built grid layouts, I feel like there’s always too much “other stuff” included. Then along came the ptb/flexgrid. Looks very promising, with fallback-support as far back as IE6/7, and weighing just 3.6k, including a … Continue reading
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Hallelujah, might we finally have a (hopefully-soon-to-be) reliable replacement for Google Reader?? The article specifically references iPhone, not sure what that means for Android… And here are a couple of alternative lists if Reader doesn’t quite quench your thirst, one … Continue reading