September 2009
13 posts
Briefs: A Cocoa Touch Framework for Live... →
Briefs is a framework for packaging concept screens & control schemes that run live on the iPhone and iPod Touch. This allows you to experience the feel of your concept without the expense of…
WAMI Toolkit →
WAMI is a simple way to add speech recognition capabilities to any web page. WAMI-enabled sites now work on the iPhone.
Gmail for Mobile HTML5 Series: Reducing Startup... →
Using comment tags and eval() to lazy load script.
Browserscope →
Browserscope is a community-driven project for profiling web browsers. The goals are to foster innovation by tracking browser functionality and to be a resource for web developers.
Thin Text in Safari with Snow Leopard →
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Block vs. Inline Elements
Before we get into what elements to use in what situations, it is important to have a solid understanding of the difference between block-level and inline elements.
Block-level elements: <div>, <h1>...<h6>, <p>, <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <table>, <tr>, <th>, <td>, <blockquote>
Inline elements: <span>, <a>, <em>,...
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Caveats for HTML and CSS Development
Rules are made to be broken
When writing HTML and CSS guidelines or merely using the words “this is the correct way to do x,” one invites criticism and at the very least - questions. The guidelines to follow over the coming weeks do constitute a set of rules for most developers to follow, but they will never encompass all situations nor be absolute. HTML, CSS, and browsers are far...
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TweetMyMac →
I usually sleep my Mac, but this could be a really cool way to remotely control your Mac.
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Why HTML & CSS Development Guidelines?
Over the past several years, we’ve seen a huge shift in the capabilities of web sites and web applications - achieving things today that seemed to be impossible just a few short years ago. However, with these enhancements has come increased complexity in managing style, design, performance, cross-browser compatibility, and ultimately maintainability. With great power comes great...
How to Build a Popularity Algorithm You can be... →
HTML 5 pocket book →
- via Jeremy Keith
Bulletproof @font-face syntax →
Paul Irish - the best way to do your @font-face definitions.
Crazy Egg →
Visualize your visitors - create tests to figure out what people are doing on your site. Provides heat maps via one added js file.