Jay Robinson

Tag: link

  • Cross Browser CSS Transforms – even in IE

    Cross Browser CSS Transforms – even in IE The dirty little secret of IE is that proprietary MS Filters hide a lot potential behind ugly, smelly code. Today, with so much buzz around CSS3, perhaps we can share some goodness with lowly IE users. User Agent Man has the scoop with CSS that recreates gradients,…

  • Android Tries Harder

    Android Tries Harder “I’m the developer of the Texts From Last Night app for the iPhone. Anyway, I received an e-mail yesterday from someone at Google claiming to be in their Android Advocacy Group. He basically said that he wanted to open a line of communication with me in case I chose to port the…

  • Reblog Old Stuff I Liked And Pretend You Just Found It

    Reblog Old Stuff I Liked And Pretend You Just Found It

  • This presentation is an HTML5 website

    This presentation is an HTML5 website The coolest HTML5 presentation ever. Download Google Chrome to watch and enjoy.

  • HTML Lint

    HTML Lint Like JSLint does for JavaScript, HTML Lint does for your HTML code. That is, looks for errors and tidies up. Input via URL, file or copy and paste.

  • Smaller PNGs using Fireworks

    Smaller PNGs using Fireworks Dave Shea has the skinny on smaller PNGs. It involves saving 32bit PNGs from Photoshop, then optimizing in Fireworks. Read his post for the full details. Via 2105.

  • Jonathan Stark: PhoneGap vs Titanium Mobile, et al

    Jonathan Stark: PhoneGap vs Titanium Mobile, et al My general advice to developers is that if you can build your app with standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then you probably should. Jonathan Stark nails it.

  • iPad Orientation CSS

    iPad Orientation CSS cameronmoll: According to Jason Grigsby, WebKit on iPad honors CSS media query declarations based on orientation. As such, you can deliver different content based on portrait and landscape viewing by simply adding (orientation:portrait) or (orientation:landscape) to your link element. (See also Jason’s original post.) I <3 CSS.

  • Steve Jobs on Magazine Covers

    Steve Jobs on Magazine Covers Every magazine cover ever.

  • Lostpedia

    Lostpedia Way too many good theories in here. Tonight, get psyched.

  • Volume Thing

    Volume Thing The multitalented David Friedman made a little HTML5 audio experiment. It’s simple and fun, so I won’t bore you with explanation. Take a listen using Firefox (possibly works in Opera, but not WebKit).

  • Holophonic Sound

    Holophonic Sound “Be sure to listen to any Holophonic recordings with headphones. Notice how the sound doesn’t just jump from ear to ear like traditional stereo recording, but actually circles in front and in back of the head.”

  • Conditional Stylesheets for JS Enabled Browsers

    Conditional Stylesheets for JS Enabled Browsers Daniel Mall writes about how to enable a select stylesheet for browsers with JavaScript enabled. It seems pretty helpful and he says he’s relied on it for a few years. Check it out.

  • WebKitBits: Kevin Decker built a border-image-generating web app for CSS3 Border Images. Read about it then check it out. Border-image currently works in Mozilla and WebKit browsers.

  • Window Farms

    Window Farms Grow plants in bottles and hang them in your window. Water them with pee.