Tag: web development
All the articles with the tag "web development".
Link post: Use WordPress Comments for More
A small WordPress technique for querying and displaying recent comments outside the default post discussion template.
Photo post: CSS3 For Web Designers by Dan Cederholm is out
Dan Cederholm's book CSS3 for Web Designers, released as an ebook in PDF, ePub and mobi formats.
Link post: jQuery’s Data Method – How and Why to Use It
jQuery’s data method can make code more concise and clean. As of jQuery 1.4.3, it could also be used on regular JavaScript objects and listen for changes.
Photo post: Ambilight Video for HTML5
A demo of an ambient-light effect applied to HTML5 video.
Video post: Five things carrots can do that HTML5 can't
Five things carrots can do that HTML5 can’t
Link post: CSS :target-Based Interfaces
A tutorial on using the CSS :target pseudo-class and fragment identifiers to create stateful interfaces without JavaScript.
Text post: CSS Transition End Events
CSS Transition End Events dropshadows: WebKit : webkitTransitionEnd Firefox : transitionend Opera : oTransitionEnd Tested in this fiddle
Link post: Documenting A Premium WordPress Theme
Documentation is the first thing that a customer will see after buying a WordPress theme, but it’s often very poor. Why? Documentation is done last.
Photo post: A CSS3 Example from Oliver W.
Another awesome example of what can be done with CSS3 from Oliver W. I love these little guys Check them out here.
Quote post: Firefox 4 Drops -moz- Prefixes
Firefox 4 dropped the -moz- prefix from border-radius and box-shadow.
Photo post: Building an RSS Reader with PHP and jQuery Mobile
Today, we’ll dive in, and build a simple Tuts+ RSS reader, using PHP and jQuery Mobile. When we’re finished, you’ll have the ability to add this simple project to your iPhone or Android phone with the click of a button, as well as the skills to build your web apps!
Link post: Enterprise CSS, JavaScript, and HTML
A rotating collection of deliberately terrible “enterprise” front-end advice that satirizes overengineered CSS, HTML, and JavaScript conventions.
Link post: WordPress 3.1 Feature Status
A development update tracking the features planned for WordPress 3.1 as the project approached its code freeze.
Link post: Close Pixelate
David DeSandro’s JavaScript utility recreates pixelation with configurable circles, diamonds, rectangles, and layered effects.
Link post: Quick Hits with the Flexible Box Model
Paul Irish introduces the original Flexible Box Model and demonstrates alignment, distribution, ordering, and flexible sizing patterns.