Dragon Labs is featuring 3 eye popping CSS / JavaScript effects that quite possibly might blow your mind.
Accommodating changes is one of the most challenging aspects of good program design. The goal is to isolate unstable areas so that the effect of a change will be limited to one function, class, or package. That way if there is any changes needed it won’t effect surounding code.
Front end development uses 3 things, content(HTML), styles(CSS) and possibly enhancements(Javascript/Flash/Silverlight). So it would make sense to do develop in away that makes sure it doesn’t hinder the content if the browser doesn’t allow styles or enhancements. Which a lot of developers painstakingly do, but there is an easier way.
Mozilla Prism is an application that allows users run web applications directly on their desktop. Fantastic news for developers that want to conquer the desktop realm with little to no effort. It has an easy to use interface. It simply asks which URL to use, whether to create a shortcut and if you want it to sit in the system tray. That’s it. Easy smeazy.
Here is a list of all the Firefox addons a web developer shouldn’t live without.
Abstraction, we use it in everyday life. It helps us quickly understand what other people are talking about. So why not use it for code and make it that much more readable.
Recycling code is by far the best way to make the most of your code. Recycling…it’s not just for the environment anymore. Making sure your code is prepped and ready for reuse and it will save you a lot of time. Read more…
When it comes to development often times the hardest part of the process is knowing where to start. Starting in the wrong direction can ultimately change how your project will end up. Hopefully this article will open your eyes to an effective way to developing and make your life that much easier. Read more…
Here is a collection of userful CSS techniques that will help make your life easier for everyday CSS. Read more…
ClockingIT.com is free time project management application that keeps track of your tasks and the time you spent on them. The beautiful thing is it has a bunch features that you really don’t find anywhere else. Want a google widget on your dashboard….done. You can add and remove numerous built-in widgets as well to help keep track of your time and how you spend it. If anything you can track to see how little work you do 