Simple advice for some CSS techniques for laying out app-like pages on the web.
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http://t.co/bEKdGVmD We’re just over a week away! #ITLAPD2012 Keep spreadin’ the word – and the word be, “ARRR!”
Revisiting Git, Github, and the wordpress.org plugin repository | Teleogistic
The secret sauce for how to manage a WordPress plugin in the wordpress.org svn repository and on GitHub at the same time.
Revisiting Git, Github, and the wordpress.org plugin repository | Teleogistic
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Tagged Development, git, github, Plugins, subversion, svn, webdev, WordPress
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Datavisualization.ch Selected Tools
A collection of data visualization libraries. There are a couple here that I hadn’t heard of before.
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Tagged charting, charts, data, datavisualization, dataviz, graphing, graphs, infographics, infovis, JavaScript, tools, visualization
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SquidMan
“SquidMan is a MacOS X graphical installer and manager for the Squid proxy cache. It is designed to operate as a “personal” proxy server.”
Adobe Shadow | preview mobile web – Adobe Labs
“Adobe® Shadow is a new inspection and preview tool that allows front-end web developers and designers to work faster and more efficiently by streamlining the preview process, making it easier to customize websites for mobile devices.”
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JavaScript Chart/Graph API – List of Popular and Emerging JavaScript Chart/Graph/Plot Libraries – upcomingweb
A list of many JavaScript libraries for charts and graphs.
Advanced CSS Tabs – No images or javascript
Using :target to create CSS tabs with no JavaScript.
Computer Science | Khan Academy
A platform for interactive learning about computer science and programming.
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