Simple, but really nice looking web form treatment for entering credit card details, done in CSS3, with no images.
CSS3 Credit Card Widget
August 31st, 2012http://amzn.to/N3yTkv
August 28th, 2012RT @irrg: “Bic for Her” pens, via @vandeand. What happens on Amazon when you introduce a stupid product: http://t.co/pUXIg08e
Blambot Comic Fonts and Lettering
August 27th, 2012Many awesome comic lettering fonts (this ain’t your grandma’s Comic Sans).
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fancybox-gallery/
August 22nd, 2012@joshleo That’s the standard WordPress gallery shortcode + @dougal’s FancyBox Gallery plugin: http://t.co/P1OUBgZ4
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21488
August 22nd, 2012The WordPress dev chat is later this afternoon. Two tickets I’m excited about: http://t.co/wqT2HOOH & http://t.co/MIdbhX2K
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21206
August 22nd, 2012The WordPress dev chat is later this afternoon. Two tickets I’m excited about: http://t.co/wqT2HOOH & http://t.co/MIdbhX2K
» CSS Trick: Turning a background image into a clickable link – Take 2
August 22nd, 2012This is probably a better technique than the old ‘text-indent: -9999px’ version, because it keeps the virtual canvas size more more reasonable. Apparently, on iPad, the very large indent causes performance problems, even though the text isn’t being rendered.
» CSS Trick: Turning a background image into a clickable link – Take 2
How to wait for 2+ asynchronous responses on NodeJS (CommonJS Promises) | Erick Ruiz de Chavez
August 22nd, 2012Q is an implementation of Promises for JavaScript. It is a system for handling sequential execution of code in an asynchronous environment, for when execution of one function needs to wait for the results of another.
How to wait for 2+ asynchronous responses on NodeJS (CommonJS Promises) | Erick Ruiz de Chavez
http://codepen.io/bfeelyweb/details/vjFqm#forkline
August 22nd, 2012Pretty sweet un-blur colorize photo viewer thing by @bennettfeely on @codepen : http://t.co/lyGbMUEG
Camera Pi – DSLR Camera with Embedded Computer
August 21st, 2012This photographer embedded a RaspberryPi into a battery grip on his DSLR camera. He even worked up a battery power supply using an old iPhone car charger. Sweet hack.
