Fluid layout and images in Sass (0)
11/07/11 •
“No doubt you’ve at least heard the term “Responsive Web Design”. Since Ethan Marcotte’s article and book came out over the last year or so it’s been the hot topic among web folk, and rightly so. The solutions Ethan puts forth gracefully solve a number of problems we’ve been limping along with.” This guide on The Sass Way teaches you about fluid layouts and images, and the beginnings of building a responsive site in Sass.
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WordPress theme development with Sass and CoffeeScript (0)
11/07/11 •
Forge is a open source command-line toolkit for developing WordPress themes using pre-processing languages like Sass and Compass for your CSS and CoffeeScript for your JavaScript. Forge is brought to you by the fine folks at The Theme Foundry, the same people behind the awesome responsive WordPress theme React. If you’re a WordPress fan and have been looking for a way to work with Sass and CoffeeScript in your themes, Forge is your answer!
LiveReload – Mac users you need this (0)
11/04/11 •
If you’re a front-end developer and use a Mac, you need to check out LiveReload. LiveReload monitors changes in the file system. As soon as you save a file, it is preprocessed as needed, and the browser is refreshed. Even cooler, when you change a CSS file or an image, the browser is updated instantly without reloading the page.
Help people experience the web in a new way (0)
11/04/11 •
First things first, this is not a technical post more of a “what do you think?” kind of deal. So feel free to read ahead and add your thoughts, I’d love to hear them. With the integral role that the Internet plays in many lives these days, there should be a greater understanding of the tools someone uses to access that information. I know we’re not all web geeks, but I think we could do a better job at teaching general users how they can enjoy what we already do.
zepto.js – Super lightweight mobile JS framework (0)
11/04/11 •
Zepto.js is a minimalist JavaScript framework for mobile WebKit browsers, with a jQuery-compatible syntax. The goal: a ~5k micro-library that handles most basic drudge work with a nice API so you can concentrate on getting stuff done. Created by Thomas Fuchs, zepto.js looks like a great tool for mobile developers.
IE9 Bug: Ordered List with Zeroes on Ajax Request (2)
9/09/11 •
So in my daily job, I came across a weird IE9 bug with ordered lists that were brought in via Ajax. They weren’t numbered, but had all zeroes instead. I searched around and found a couple solutions that mention adding a second div. I’d rather not pollute my markup so I wanted a different solution.
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