[Jeremy Keith explains some of the problems of perception in the recent XHTML2/HTML5 showdown][link]. If you’ve been confused thus-far, let this be your panacea.
[link]: http://adactio.com/journal/1595/ “Adactio: Journal—Misunderstanding markup”
[Jeremy Keith explains some of the problems of perception in the recent XHTML2/HTML5 showdown][link]. If you’ve been confused thus-far, let this be your panacea.
[link]: http://adactio.com/journal/1595/ “Adactio: Journal—Misunderstanding markup”
[“helping you implement html5 today.”][link]
[link]: http://html5doctor.com/ “html5doctor, helping you implement html5 today”
[Consolidates and optimizes CSS in a way which I’ve not seen before][link]. Which is cool, but it would be nice if it could convert it BACK so humans could read/edit it easily. Check the examples, you will be glad you did. Hey, it does do that.
via [simplebits][via].
[link]: http://lesscss.org/ “LESS – Leaner CSS”
[via]: http://simplebits.com/notebook/2009/06/25/lesscss.html “Simplebits post on LESS”
[A very useful looking Interface Builder plugin][link] from Brandon Walkin.
[link]: http://brandonwalkin.com/bwtoolkit/ “BWToolkit – Interface Builder Plugin for Cocoa on Mac OS X”
[Pierre Igot on the differences between Safari 4’s page zooming and other browsers][link]. Safari 4’s implementation is yards better, and makes the job of the programmer much easier.
[link]: http://www.betalogue.com/2009/06/15/safari-4-zoom/ “Betalogue » Blog Archive » Safari 4’s Full-Page Zoom: Impressive”
[A handy little shell script to handle the (tedius) task of renaming XCode project files][link].
[link]: http://mohrt.blogspot.com/2009/01/renaming-xcode-project-from-command.html “Fifty Outs: Renaming an XCode Project from Command Line”
>flixel is a completely free collection of Actionscript 3 files that helps organize, automate, and optimize Flash games; an object-oriented framework that lets anyone create original and complex games with thousands of objects on screen in just a few hours, without using any of the Flash libraries.
[Doesn’t require and actively advises AGAINST using Adobe Flash][link]. Lots of things happening in the 2d games space right now.
[link]: http://flixel.org/ “flixel”
[Extending Firefox with open web technologies like jQuery, HTML and CSS][link]. I am thinking of it as the next generation of Greasemonkey.
[link]: https://jetpack.mozillalabs.com/ “Mozilla Labs Jetpack | Exploring new ways to extend and personalize the Web”
[↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A][link]
via [John Gruber][via]
[link]: http://konamicodesites.com/ “Konami Code Sites”
[via]: http://daringfireball.net “Daring Fireball”
[So announced Garrett Murray on twitter][link]. The API was [launched by Google today][api]. Glad to see it.
[link]: http://twitter.com/garrettmurray/statuses/1578598062 “Twitter / Garrett Murray: I guess I can say now that …”
[api]: http://analytics.blogspot.com/2009/04/attention-developers-google-analytics.html “Google Analytics API”
[Shawn Inman’s Cufon-compatible solution for pixel fonts][link]. [Check out the generator][gen]. No anti-aliasing!
[link]: http://shauninman.com/archive/2009/04/17/pxr_cufon_pxfon “PXR + Cufon = Pxfon // ShaunInman.com”
[gen]: http://pixel-portraits.com/pxfon/ “PxFon Generator”
[The short list of grievances][link]: Twitter doesn’t support it, and may never. HTML5 omits `rev` entirely. Atom uses the `self` attribute for the very purposes that `rev=”canonical”` might be used for.
[link]: http://intertwingly.net/blog/2009/04/14/Canonical-Reverse-Or-Wisdom-Defying-Shorturl “Sam Ruby: Canonical Reverse Or Wisdom Defying Shorturl?”
As a big fan of telling people when they’re Doing It Wrong, I’m happy to announce Diggbarred. Diggbarred is [a new plugin][link] from myself and [Shawn Medero][shawn], using [John Gruber’s original blocking code][john] in an easy-to-activate form. You can [fork, modify, or otherwise mutilate the code on Github][git].
[link]: http://extrafuture.com/projects/diggbarred “Official Diggbarred Page”
[john]: http://daringfireball.net/2009/04/how_to_block_the_diggbar “How to Block the DiggBar”
[shawn]: http://shawn.medero.net “Shawn Medero”
[git]: http://github.com/philnelson/diggbarred/tree/master “Diggbarred on Github”
If you want to try out the Nintendo Wii [Homebrew Channel][wii], you’ll need to do the [Twilight Hack][th]. To do that, you need a Fat-16 formatted SD card. Here’s the command to format the card on Mac OS X (1.5 and 10.6):
[wii]: http://hbc.hackmii.com/ “Homebrew Channel”
[th]: http://wiibrew.org/w/index.php?title=Twilight_Hack “Twilight Hack”
>`diskutil partitionDisk /Volumes/WII 1 MBRFormat “MS-DOS FAT16” “WII” 1000M`
Where `WII` is the name of the drive. The `1000M` at the end is how big you want the partition to be, but if the card only has one partition, it will use the whole card, anyway.