Tag: link
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Smokescreen: a Flash player written in Javascript
Smokescreen: a Flash player written in Javascript Marco Arment: Via Jim Ray: The Strongbad demo will make you a believer. This thing reads the actual SWF binary and creates native, browser based executions. Explanation from Simon Willison: Chris Smoak’s Smokescreen, “a Flash player written in JavaScript”, is an incredible piece of work. It runs entirely…
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What up?
What up?
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CopyPasteCharacter
CopyPasteCharacter if ( iPhone ) { url( http://mrgan.com/gb/ ) // Neven Mrgan’s Glyphboard } else if ( Desktop ) { url( http://www.copypastecharacter.com/ ) }
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The HTML5 Family: Web Storage
The HTML5 Family: Web Storage In the latest feature of our series on HTML5, Ed Spencer explains and gives a quick example of Web Storage (localStorage and sessionStorage). (Via Ext JS.)
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Chris Eppstein Refactors Digg.com’s Stylesheets Using SASS
Chris Eppstein Refactors Digg.com’s Stylesheets Using SASS Spoiler: He reduces the lines of code by 32% and fixes six bugs without trying.
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HTML5, Now with 20% More Internet!
HTML5, Now with 20% More Internet! Michael Mullany posted a terrific guide regarding HTML5: all the good stuff, none of the fluff. (Via Ext JS Tumblelog.)
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Pedal Powered Generator
Pedal Powered Generator David Butcher, my neighbor from Los Altos, created a do-it-yourself kit for building a generator in your own home.
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Adding CSS3 properties to CSSEdit’s auto-completion
Adding CSS3 properties to CSSEdit’s auto-completion I can’t wait for Coda to support HTML5 and CSS3.
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy
The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy Original BBC Radio Broadcast MP3s Via lickystickypickyme
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Embedding custom non-visible data in HTML 5
Embedding custom non-visible data in HTML 5 “Every HTML element may have any number of attributes starting with the string ‘data-’ specified, with any value.”—this will be incredibly useful for unobtrusive JavaScript where there’s no sensible place to store configuration data as HTML content. Via Simon Willison.
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I ♥ John Nack
I ♥ John Nack Photoshop may have its problems, but it’s an incredibly powerful and useful application that many people use to produce tons of content (and produce dollars in their bank accounts). John Nack, part of the Adobe Photoshop team, is always level-headed and insightful.
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Everything Should Have An API
Everything Should Have An API My laptop computer has a 2.4GHz dual-core processor in it. It is capable of computing 50-kajillion things every second of every day for years and years, but until everything can access everything else, it’s not as useful as it could be. Right now, hardware isn’t the bottleneck in getting things…
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The Touch-Friendly Web Keeps on Growing
The Touch-Friendly Web Keeps on Growing In the company’s last report, Taptu estimated that the size of touch-friendly Web would reach half a million sites by the end of the year and about 1 million by the end of 2011. Given these new numbers, however, Taptu now estimates that there will be 1.1 million touch-optimized…
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Microsoft continues to lower the bar for crappy, crappy design: Screenshots of Office Mobile 2010
Microsoft continues to lower the bar for crappy, crappy design: Screenshots of Office Mobile 2010