How To Display Your Twitter Status in a Unique Design – via line25.com

2009 December 7
Comments Off
by webtech

Let’s take a look at using Twitter’s good old Javascript approach to pulling out your latest update, and displaying it with a mix of CSS styling.

Data URIs, MHTML and IE7/Win7/Vista blues – via phpied.com

2009 December 7
Comments Off
tags:
by webtech

Javascript – The Effect Game Engine

2009 December 7
Comments Off
by webtech

Front-End Code Reusability with CSS and JavaScript – via 24ways.org

2009 December 6
Comments Off
tags:
by webtech

I will show you how to build multiple slideshows using jQuery, allowing varying levels of functionality which you may find on one site design.

via 24 ways: Front-End Code Reusability with CSS and JavaScript.

RegExr – Test and Edit Regular Expressions – via gskinner.com/regexr

2009 December 5
Comments Off
tags:
by webtech

10 Useful Website Management and Testing Tools – via LimeExchange.com

2009 December 5
Comments Off
by webtech

… great tools, in no particular order,  that can help testing and optimizing your site’s performance

via 10 Useful Website Management and Testing Tools | LimeExchange Blog.

Particle System with HTML5 canvas – via mrspeaker.net

2009 December 3
Comments Off
tags:
by webtech

I decide to create “Parcycle“: a Particle Emitter system that I re-wrote from a set of great openGL iPhone tutorials by the good guys at 71Squared.

Using the HTML5 Video and Audio Tag with Gestalt – via visitmix.com

2009 December 3
Comments Off
by webtech

It’s true: Gestalt enables you to implement HTML5 video and audio tags. With just a little bit of JavaScript, Gestalt parses out media tags and injects all the HTML you need to embed a video or audio application.

How to Reduce Javascript Libraries Loading Time: Best Practice – via woorkup.com

2009 December 3
Comments Off
by webtech

HTML5 Web Storage – Breaking Out The Edges of The Browser – via 24ways.org

2009 December 2
Comments Off
tags:
by webtech

… I’m just going to focus on data storage and offline applications: boldly taking your browser where no browser has gone before!

via 24 ways: Breaking Out The Edges of The Browser.