News about the newest experiments in Javascript
CreativeJS | The very best of creative JavaScript and HTML5
Tags: javascript, graphics, creative, creativejs, js, inspiration
News about the newest experiments in Javascript
CreativeJS | The very best of creative JavaScript and HTML5
Tags: javascript, graphics, creative, creativejs, js, inspiration
Nice Automator utility to get the current URL from Safari and view it in a window that simulates an iOS device. Now, if it just worked for Chrome…
iOS Viewers – View your tab in Safari on the iPhone or iPad. | Zach Inglis
Tags: ios, iphone, ipad, safari, webkit, automator, simulator, webdev, webdesign, iosviewers, viewers
Nice Automator utility to get the current URL from Safari and view it in a window that simulates an iOS device. Now, if it just worked for Chrome…
iOS Viewers – View your tab in Safari on the iPhone or iPad. | Zach Inglis
Tags: ios, iphone, ipad, safari, webkit, automator, simulator, webdev, webdesign, iosviewers, viewers
Lorelle VanFossen provides a good list of resources to know about when creating or updating sites with accessibility (ADA, WCAG, ARIA) in mind.
Basic Facts and Resources You Need to Know Now About Web Accessibility « Lorelle on WordPress
Tags: webdev, webdesign, accessibility, resources, wacg, ada, aria
Live CSS editing/preview anywhere. With SCSS (SASS) syntax support.
WebPutty: Simple, fast, and powerful stylesheet editing and hosting. – WebPutty
Tags: css, css3, live, preview, services, webdesign, webdev, webputty, fogcreek, editors
Community supported blog about node.js, powered by a node.js blogging engine called Wheat, and with content hosted via GitHub.
Tags: nodejs, javascript, tutorials, howto, webdev, programming, js, node
I recently received a copy of WordPress 3 Plugin Development Essentials from Packt Publishing. This book was authored by Brian Bondari and Everett Griffiths, who run the TipsFor.us site together. I also noted that one of the technical editors was Paul Thewlis, who wrote WordPress for Business Bloggers, which I reviewed here previously.
I’m always eager to check out new programming books that come my way, and that’s especially true for books that cover WordPress plugins. There are certain styles for programming books that you come to recognize — a sort of Pattern. And there are particular patterns that annoy me a little. But this book does not use those patterns, so it was refreshing to see a teaching approach that I actually like. I have to say that overall I’m pleased with this one, though there were a couple of negatives that jumped out at me a little. But first, let’s cover the good points.
Stu Nicholls’ CSS playground, with tons of nifty experiments with CSS3.
Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | Experiments with cascading style sheets | Doing it with Style
Tags: css3, css, inspiration, cookbook, demo, webdev
Great slideshow with in-browser demos showing off some lesser-known but impressive feature gems in HTML5.
Tags: html5, browsers, css3, features, chrome, webkit, slideshow
WordPress plugin which can automatically import external image URLs into your media library.
Add Linked Images to Gallery « BBQIguana
Tags: wordpress, media, images, gallery, import