Jay Robinson

Tag: webkit

  • Neven Mrgan, per usual, bringing the WebKit funky.

  • WebKitBits: Jay Robinson posts a great comparison between WebKit’s Web Inspector and Firefox’s Firebug extension. WebKitBits has featured the Web Inspector rundown I wrote about in December. Some of these issues have already been addressed in the WebKit Nightlies.

  • I want my sites to look Safari in Safari, and Safari in every other major browser out there. Noah Stokes

  • S. A. Fari, Web Inspector by Flickr user iPjtr. Andy Clarke’s Hardboiled project was the inspiration for this fictional business card.

  • My fundamental problem with Web Inspector is … The CSS view does not resemble a stylesheet, and the HTML view does not resemble source code. Firebug does, and I find this makes development easier. But there’s a bit more to it. … Continue reading at JayRobinson.org.

  • Some Notes On iTunes LP

    Some Notes On iTunes LP function addHover(e) { x = e.src; x = x.substring(0, x.indexOf(‘.png’)); e.src = x + ‘-hover’ + ‘.png’; } function removeHover(e) { x = e.src; x = x.substring(0, x.indexOf(‘-hover’)); e.src = x + ‘.png’; } It’s clear that I’m pretty excited about iTunes LP. The “deluxe album” format from the iTunes…

  • iTunes 9 and the Future of WebKit

    iTunes 9 and the Future of WebKitAt a Special Media Event on Wednesday morning, Apple unveiled the latest iPods along with a new version of iTunes, version 9. Apple revitalizes their iPods every year, so this was not unexpected. However, what surprised me was what I first attributed to idle commentary: the redesigned iTunes Store…

  • Today I built my own Coda interface on our Fasturtle development server. It still needs a few things: dynamic screenshots script (perhaps webkit2png) dynamic resizing of thumbnails with slider page curl effect?

  • Safari/Webkit CSS3 Snippets for TextMate

    Safari/Webkit CSS3 Snippets for TextMateWebKitBits: Wishing Line has released an open-source TextMate bundle which assists in writing WebKit specific CSS3 properties: The bundle, which currently contains nearly every new -webkit-prefixed property currently listed in Apple’s Safari/Webkit documentation along with a few snippets of code related to creating and using offline SQLite databases in Webkit is available via the project’s Google…