A technical article exploring CSS3 animations and pseudo-elements to create an accessible, cross-browser compatible loading indicator.
Explores the concepts of breakpoints and range rules in responsive web design, discussing how CSS properties govern layout behavior across different viewport sizes.
Author announces a new book on responsive enhancement, covering workflow integration, fluid layouts, media queries, and modern web development techniques.
Announcing the new Dabblet blog for updates on the web development tool, hosted on Tumblr with custom HTML5 theming.
An analysis of mobile network inconsistency and a call for better communication between carriers, manufacturers, and developers for improved mobile performance.
Announcing the Move the Web Forward initiative, a community-driven project to help developers contribute to the web platform.
A 2011 presentation on using WordPress plugins to integrate social media, encourage sharing, and boost visitor engagement.
A beginner's guide to starting a Django web project, covering project structure, core files, and initial setup.
Explores Google Chrome's autoupdate feature as a key design philosophy, focusing on user simplicity and delivering content over browser complexity.
A guide to implementing cross-browser sound notifications in web pages using HTML5 audio, Flash, and legacy browser fallbacks.
A programmer shares their excitement about receiving the book 'Design for Hackers' to improve their design skills for games and websites.
A personal reflection on the Breaking Development web conference, covering speaker talks, attendee discussions, and event organization insights.
A technical guide demonstrating how to integrate NServiceBus message handlers with SignalR to push real-time notifications to web clients.
A guide to advanced formatting options for posting source code in WordPress blogs, including syntax highlighting and line control.
A developer's reflection on pursuing simplicity in software design, detailing a minimalist Java CMS and web server setup without databases.
An overview of WordPress as a powerful, user-friendly, and community-supported content management system (CMS) for publishing.
Analyzing URL readability, comparing hierarchical paths vs. query strings, and discussing separator characters for better web design.
Introduces loadNicely, a jQuery plugin for smooth image loading with progress indicators and custom callbacks.
A web developer reflects on the positive aspects of the programming community, highlighting collaboration, meritocracy, and passion.
A developer creates twee+, a client-side tool for posting longer tweets without Twitter's character limit, avoiding external services and OAuth.
