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JavaScript Framework Popularity [Infographic]
In: web resources
7 Aug 2011WebAppers has published an infographic on JavaScript frameworks and their relative popularity. No doubt some of you will point out that jQuery is better described as a library than a framework, but since WebApps is counting it as a framework, it’s obviously the most popular one. MooTools is the second most popular, followed by jQueryUI [...]
Generating the pixellogo from TechCrunch in HTML
In: tutorial
29 Jul 2011A while ago, the popular tech blog TechCrunch launched a new design for their website. Along with this design, they released a new logo. I wanted to generate this logo in HTML using jQuery. This logo looked like the perfect candidate to do so, since it uses huge pixels and only a couple of colours [...]
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- Tags: blog, demo, jquery, perfect candidate, pixellogo, shades, TechCrunch
Code School Now Offering HTML5/CSS3 Interactive Course
In: web resources
28 Jul 2011Code School, the collection of online participatory course we covered previously, has a new course called Functional HTML5 & CSS3. The course consists of videos introducing concepts, followed by online tests to prove you’ve learned the material. You can’t move from one lesson to another without correctly answering the questions. The course costs $45. For [...]
Code School Now Offering HTML5/CSS3 Interactive Course
In: web resources
28 Jul 2011Code School, the collection of online participatory course we covered previously, has a new course called Functional HTML5 & CSS3. The course consists of videos introducing concepts, followed by online tests to prove you’ve learned the material. You can’t move from one lesson to another without correctly answering the questions. The course costs $45. For [...]
Hiring: Front-End Designer/Developer at Roland
In: web resources
27 Jul 2011Hiring: Front-End Designer/Developer at Roland: I’ve played a number of Roland keyboards over the years (I play only a little piano, and mostly by ear). The touch-sensitivity nearly rivals that of a real piano. And I swoon over their V-Drum kits every time I’m in a music shop, equally matching the sensitivity and touch of [...]
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