Archive for the ‘Links’ Category
Links^2 – December 13th, 2010
Monday, December 13th, 2010- MooTools 1.3 by Ryan Florence – A comprehensive guide
- Maki – A free web design mock-up tool for pixel perfect layouts
- CSS Animations – A transition framework that utilizes CSS3 animation abilities
- ImageOptim – Optimizes images so they take up less disk space and load faster by finding best compression technique
- CSS: CamelCase Seriously Sucks! – Well put
- What’s new in JavaScript 1.8.5 – Well, mostly to be used under Server Side like Node.js
Links^2 – November 16th, 2010
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010- Shoulda.js – A test framework for JS, inspired by Shoulda for Ruby
- Understanding JavaScript Closures – Great one!
- Slim templating engine – and I thought Haml was cute….
- GitX – Git GUI for Mac OS X
- easyXDM – Cross domain requests with JavaScript, works on all browsers (but implemented differently for each)
- Moock – A test-suite agnostic JS stubbing library
Links^2 – October 28th, 2010
Thursday, October 28th, 2010- CSS3 Now – Properties You Can Use Today
- CSSDesk – An online code editor for CSS and HTML, with real time preview, upon a code change.
- Unify – Native-like applications for smartphones, tablets and desktops
- has.js – Pure Feature Detection JS Library
- The Ruby Toolbox – Tools for Ruby and Ruby on Rails
Links^2 – October 5th, 2010
Tuesday, October 5th, 2010- umbrUI – Power of CSS3 (WebKit only). Custom checkboxes.
- jQuery 1.4, MooTools 1.2 Compared – Great comprehensive comparison between the two libraries by Ryan Florence
- Background Experiment – Cool experiment with background positions
- ProCSSor – Reformat and beautify CSS Code. Neat UI.
- Using Google Docs as an Online Database – .NET library
- HyperDock – Awesome improvements for OS X’s dock, like Win7′s: window previews, maximize a window by dragging it to the top and more goodies.
Links^2 – September 13th, 2010
Monday, September 13th, 2010- The Official Guide to HTML5 Boilerplate
- Stylebot – a Chrome extension that lets you customize any site’s CSS, like Firefox’s Stylish, or a Greasemonkey for CSS. Great WYSIWYG UI.
- Firefox 4.0 beta 5 – I’ve been using FF 4 since beta 2, and I’m very pleased. In order to have all add-ons skip the version check, go to the url
about:config, create a new boolean key namedextensions.checkCompatibility.4.0bwith the value offalse. Restart FF and most of the add-ons will work. - CSS3 Playground - Yet another CSS3 WYSIWYG
- SmartGit – A UI client for Git. Available for Mac/Windows/Linux