June 26, 2009
CSS3 – a big storm is coming
CSS3 features that will change our approach to web design and will separate the wheat from the chaff.
Confessions of a web developer
CSS3 features that will change our approach to web design and will separate the wheat from the chaff.
Premature optimization is NOT the root of all evil – Lack of proper planning is the root of all evil.
CSS is per definition and design a complete violation of the DRY principle: Don’t Repeat Yourself, in CSS repetition and redundancy are volitionally built in and encouraged from the start.
Showcases different methods of connecting to a database with PHP.
An aesthetic comparison between PHP, Ruby and Python syntax.
Another of my data visualisation experiments with PHP and CSS. Inspired by this poster from historyshots.com.
Compress multiple css files into one single line with this css preprocessor PHP snippet.
99% of all the stylesheets out there are just designers trying to show off …
No matter how many files you add while developing, before launch you can use a build script that merges them all so you can save HTTP requests.
Two of the things I really love about the web are data visualisations and mixing css with php.