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a page demonstrating how a bunch of CSS selectors work
Standards for developing flexible, durable, and sustainable HTML and CSS.
This site teaches the CSS fundamentals that are used in any website's layout.
similar: magic of css
The Sass Way covers the latest news and topics on handcrafting CSS with Sass and Compass.
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Object Oriented CSS - OOCSS
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suit.css - not exactly a methodology but has some interesting naming conventions
- count an association -- the difference between COUNT(*) and COUNT(attribute)
- JQuerySF - Eric Bryn - On The Topic Of Ember – mainly about the tools ember ships with
everything is a stream
FREAKING GREAT INTRO -- The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing
Git rerere
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5519244/are-there-any-downsides-to-enabling-git-rerere http://git-scm.com/blog/2010/03/08/rerere.html
All the commands you'll ever need
A simple guide to responsive design.
codepen talks about its resizable embeds
Patterns, resources and news for creating responsive web experiences.
Brick is a bundle of reusable UI components created to enable rapid development of cross-browser and mobile-friendly HTML5 web applications.
A Detailed Introduction To Custom Elements
It's now not only possible to have multiple <h1> level headings per webpage that will make sense to search engines, but in most cases it's actually the recommended course.
- Real favicon generator - does all the silly work for you
Object.observe is one of the newer additions to JavaScript that will be landing in Chrome soon. It lets you listen to changes on objects and their properties. I think it has many interesting applications and here are the few that I’m excited about the most.
Promises are very simple once you get your head around them, but there are a few gotchas that can leave you with your head scratching. Here are a few that got me.
JavaScript Promises – A Comparison Of Libraries
Many of us are using promises without really understanding them.
A rather extensive slide deck.
the cream of the crop of HTML5 / JavaScript game engines - frameworks that are respected and maintained.
Lightweight fuzzy-search, in JavaScript.
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quill.js a wysiwyg editor by salesforce
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at.js At.js, a github-like autocomplete library
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Heatmap.js -- Dynamic Heatmaps for the Web
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hello.js -- A Javascript RESTFUL API library for connecting with OAuth2 services, such as Google+ API, Facebook Graph and Windows Live Connect
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Emoji codes -- Free open Emojis for the web by emojione
- move.js -- small JavaScript library making CSS3 backed animation extremely simple and elegant.
Hundreds of blog posts and articles are published every day, but there is no way you can read all of them. We think you should have a strategy to keep up to date, so we have created this recipe.
- clouamqp.com
- rubybunny.info (ruby)
Better specs - styleguide/guidelines for writing specs with rspec like a boss
- http://glyphrstudio.com/ "/Glyphr Studio is a free, html5 based font editor./"
- http://gridstylesheets.org/ /GSS reimagines CSS layout & replaces the browser’s layout engine with one that harnesses the Cassowary Constraint Solver — the same algorithm Apple uses to compute native layout./
- http://animatron.com/ html5 animations editor
- http://www.metalsmith.io/ An extremely simple, pluggable static site generator.
We keep referring to Metalsmith as a “static site generator”, but it’s a lot more than that. Since everything is a plugin, the core library is actually just an abstraction for manipulating a directory of files.
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https://asciinema.org/ record and share your terminal sessions
- speed curve speedcurve.com tracks performance (a la zoompf)
- zoompf front end performance monitoring
- sitespeed.io open source, self hosted, performance monitoring
- https://letsencrypt.org/howitworks/ Anyone who has gone through the trouble of setting up a secure website knows what a hassle getting and maintaining a certificate can be. Let’s Encrypt automates away the pain and lets site operators turn on and manage HTTPS with simple commands.
- Goodui.org – A Good User Interface has high conversion rates and is easy to use.
- Drag and Drop Interaction Ideas
- How to meet WCAG 2.0 accessibility guidelines
- Tota11y – an accessibility visualization toolkit
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