Archive for July, 2010
Review: HTML5 for Web Designers
A review of one of the first books to cover the new HTML5 standard: HTML5 for Web Designers, from A Book Apart.
How To Use CSS3 Media Queries To Create a Mobile Version of Your Website A tutorial on building a mobile-friendly stylesheet, and also on retrofitting an existing site to include the same. Unit Test using test doubles, aka Mock, Stub, Fake, Dummy Laurent Kempé explains some unit-testing terminology, differentiating various types of "fake"e; objects. Deciphering [...]
HTML5 For Web Designers Sells Out A Book Apart’s first print run has sold out within two months. Not surprised – I’ve read it, and it is a good book. Getting Started with WordPress Custom Menus A good tutorial on making use of one of WordPress’ latest and greatest features. CSS3 PIE A script that [...]
Review: Brownfield Application Development in .NET
A helpful book on reviewing and updating existing projects to streamline the development process.
Prefix or Posthack Eric Meyer explains the use of vendor-specific prefixes in CSS, and why they are useful for the evolution of the web. Introducing WebMatrix Scott Guthrie announces a new tool – WebMatrix – that is composed of a few new tools, and provides an all-in-one web development solution. Great Ways to Learn jQuery [...]
JScript and DOM changes in IE 9 preview 3 The latest preview appears to be catching up on script support in a big way. View the resulting compatibility table. IE‘s big leap forward; CSS3 selectors fully supported Peter Paul Koch of QuirksMode reports on the CSS support in the latest IE 9 preview – appears [...]
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