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Check Your Code with CSS Lint
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19 Jun 2011CSS Lint is a tool for checking your CSS code. Like JSHint and JSLint (see our previous coverage). CSS Lint was created by Nicole Sullivan and Nicholas C. Zakas. Based on the conversations thus far is bound to become as infamous as JSLint. However, since CSS Lint is open source, if you don’t like the [...]
Check Your Code with CSS Lint
In: web resources
19 Jun 2011CSS Lint is a tool for checking your CSS code. Like JSHint and JSLint (see our previous coverage). CSS Lint was created by Nicole Sullivan and Nicholas C. Zakas. Based on the conversations thus far is bound to become as infamous as JSLint. However, since CSS Lint is open source, if you don’t like the [...]
SVRank.com – Measure How Visible Your Site Is
In: web resources
10 Feb 2011The story behind this startup is one that I am sure will resonate with many. In a nutshell, those who have created it champion the use of a new kind of paradigm for ranking sites. Instead of relying on algorithms such as the ones used by Alexa, Quancast and Compete and counting backlinks, the idea [...]
CubeDuel.com – Rank The People You Work With
In: web resources
15 Jan 2011Remember Hot Or Not? Well, Cube Duel takes the concept lying at the heart of it, and adds a professional element into the paradigm. Using Cube Duel, you will be able to rank your coworkers and make it clear who you would prefer to work with if given the choice. Of course, this also means [...]
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