Useful CSS Snippets for Your Coding Arsenal
January 2012
19 posts
Saying goodbye to the menu button →
android-developers.blogspot.com
Now Android users the ActionBar class as the standard solution to make actions from the user options immediately visible and quick to invoke. The Android Dev Blog tells you the best way to make this happen.
Fare thee well, Menu button…you’ll be missed.
Google changes to search algorithm →
websitemagazine.com
Google’s new page layout algorithm update may force you to reconsider your site design.
Understanding MVC And MVP (For JavaScript And Backbone Developers) →
addyosmani.com
Addy Osmani looks at the popular Model-View-Controller (MVC) and Model-View-Presenter (MVP) models of application development and how they apply to JavaScript developers. There’s a lot to read here but it’s worth it.
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jQ.Mobi: jQuery-Like JavaScript Framework For Mobile (But Smaller & Faster)
jQuery Rewritten, Ground-Up, for Mobile HTML5 on iOS and Android devices.
SOPA Blackout JS Utility →
sopablackout.org
January 18th is Stop SOPA day. You can join in the statement by blacking out your site with a simple and easy to use SOPA Blackout JS Utility.
40 CSS Reference Websites and Resources
Baffled by CSS? Here’s a few resources to help get you pointed in the right direction.
What You May Not Know About jQuery (in 5 Methods) →
kendoui.com
An explanation and live examples of five different jQuery methods that Burke Holland wasn’t previously aware of.
Buffett to Republicans: if you pay, so will I →
finance.yahoo.com
The American billionaire investor, in the new issue of Time magazine, says he would donate $1 to paying down the national debt for every dollar donated by a Republican in Congress. The only exception is Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell - for whom Buffett said he would go $3-to-$1.
Hi-larious.
December 2011
6 posts
Play
Drag ‘n’ Drop CSS Compressor – Excssive
Excssive is a free-to-use CSS compressor where you can drag ‘n’ drop any number of files and they will be compressed instantly.
Dabblet: An Interactive CSS ‘Playground’ in Your Browser
Dabblet: Live CSS editing (even better with monkeys)
