Category: Links of Interest

1. Download Google Chrome 28 Final
   Now with Blink Engine! Bye-bye WebKit.
2. 39% of Windows Users Don’t Use IE
3. Web platform technologies in Safari 6.1 and 7
   I wish Apple would get Safari on a faster release schedule.
4. [Tuxedo] How we redesigned everything
   A good look at their design process.
5. Retinize It: Free Photoshop Action For Slicing Graphics For HD Screens | Smashing Magazine
6. Five presentation traps to avoid in technical talks | Christian Heilmann
7. Web Design & Development News: Collective #71 | Codrops
8. Progressive Enhancement is Still Important
9. Swapping Out Text, Five Different Ways | CSS-Tricks
10. Adactio: Journal—Battle for the planet of the APIs
11. Data Monday: Mobile Email
12. Chromium-Based Opera 15 Web Browser Now Available
13. Taming The Email Beast | Smashing Magazine
14. Terminal 101: The Open Command | Mac|Life
    If you are new to the command line, this could be a good series to follow. You’ll be a command-line ninja in no time!
15. Blueprint: View Mode Switch | Codrops
16. Using SuperCPT to Create Custom Post Types, Taxonomies and Meta Boxes | Wptuts+
    Custom Post Types are a pain to code out. This tool helps making what would be 15 lines of code down to 1.
17. JavaScript and iOS 7 — Tech Talk — Medium
    Another tool to get web developers into iOS Apps.
18. Web Design & Development News: Collective #70 | Codrops
19. GoodUI
20. The Enterprise Software Disconnect – Innovation Insights

1. Web Design & Development News: Collective #69 | Codrops
2. Why you don’t want to use the default password for your iPhone personal hotspot
3. Caption Hover Effects
   cool pure-css affect. What about touch devices?
4. New GitHub Respository Design
   They are rolling it out slowly. Can’t wait to see it in action. Responsive???
5. A Couple of Best Practices for Tablet-Friendly Design
6. Google To Retire Chrome Frame
7. Codrops :: Collective #68
8. The JavaScript Behind Touch-Friendly Sliders
9. IE 10 Specific Styles
   With great power comes great responsibility. You should only use IE conditionals if you NEED to.
10. The “When Can I Use” Web Widget
    I hope this catches on. It can keep blog posts relavent longer with accurate browser suppot stats
11. May, 2013 Mobile Market Share: Safari, Opera Mini, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer – Up; Android Browser – Down
12. Thanks to native, ad-free Youtube app removal from iOS, Google triples its mobile ad revenue
    Wow.
13. Responsive Multi-Column Form
14. On-Scroll Animated Header
15. Google Visual Assets Guidelines – Part 2 on Behance
16. Google Visual Assets Guidelines – Part 1 on Behance
17. Internet Explorer 10 is the Most Energy Efficient Browser on Windows 8
    Aw man. Now I can’t heat my office by opening a flash site.
18. A Couple of Use Cases for Calc()
19. Firefox’s new design overhaul spec
    Cool to see how they break down their design down to every last element.
20. Creating Roll It – HTML5 Rocks

Finally figured out the Delicious Curator issue. I switched the plugin to use the V1 API rather than RSS API. I have a version of it on GitHub.

1. The Enterprise Software Disconnect – Innovation Insights
2. The Inspiration For iOS 7’s Color Scheme?
3. IE11: Official MS Announcement
4. Slow Mobile Sites Soon to Impact Search Rank | Zoompf
5. Expanding Search Bar Deconstructed | Codrops
6. Nifty Modal Window Effects | Codrops
7. Creating iOS 7 effects with CSS3: translucency and transparency | Web Directions
8. @rem’s hacks & demos: Pure animating CSS Gallery
9. Internet Explorer 11 Coming To Windows 7
   MS continues to offer it’s newest browsers on Win7. This is a good thing!
10. Demo of the first public website using Safari’s new native push notifications feature [Video]
11. Definitions — BEM
    If you didn’t understand BEM naming conventions, this will help.
12. Designing with Pseudo Elements in IE10 | Jonathan Sampson
13. Burnout – Sicanstudios
14. CSS Art – Melwyn Pawar
    There are no images on this page #proofofconcept

Sorry the lack of Article Roundup. I’m using Delicious Curator for a to automate these links and it’s been a bit buggy the delicious API seems to be omitting some bookmarks. I’ll post here if I can replicate the issue and fix it. I’ve contacted delicious via Twitter. We’ll see if it’s user error or not. 🙂 Here are the last 20 links I’ve bookmarked. Check out my Delicious page for all links.

1. Web Design & Development News: Collective #69 | Codrops
2. Why you don’t want to use the default password for your iPhone personal hotspot
3. Caption Hover Effects
   cool pure-css affect. What about touch devices?
4. New GitHub Respository Design
   They are rolling it out slowly. Can’t wait to see it in action. Responsive???
5. A Couple of Best Practices for Tablet-Friendly Design
6. Google To Retire Chrome Frame
7. Codrops :: Collective #68
8. The JavaScript Behind Touch-Friendly Sliders
9. IE 10 Specific Styles
   With great power comes great responsibility. You should only use IE conditionals if you NEED to.
10. The “When Can I Use” Web Widget
    I hope this catches on. It can keep blog posts relavent longer with accurate browser suppot stats
11. May, 2013 Mobile Market Share: Safari, Opera Mini, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer – Up; Android Browser – Down
12. Thanks to native, ad-free Youtube app removal from iOS, Google triples its mobile ad revenue
    Wow.
13. Responsive Multi-Column Form
14. On-Scroll Animated Header
15. Google Visual Assets Guidelines – Part 2 on Behance
16. Google Visual Assets Guidelines – Part 1 on Behance
17. Internet Explorer 10 is the Most Energy Efficient Browser on Windows 8
    Aw man. Now I can’t heat my office by opening a flash site.
18. A Couple of Use Cases for Calc()
19. Firefox’s new design overhaul spec
    Cool to see how they break down their design down to every last element.
20. Creating Roll It – HTML5 Rocks

1. Avoid nested selectors for more modular CSS
2. Slider with Sliding Backgrounds
   …just like the Yahoo Weather app.
3. What I Wish I Had Known When I Graduated College – Cognition: The blog of web design & development firm Happy Cog
4. Slides – The easiest way to create and share beautiful presentations.
   reveal.js friendly! 🙂
5. aarontgrogg/modernizr-server · GitHub
   I’ve been reluctant to user Modernizr in the past because of the potential performance hit. Having it on the server is terrific!
6. Responsive Web Design Resources | This Is Responsive
   Nice job, Brad,
7. Adactio: Journal—Inspiration calling
   Literally calling out a copy cat. Yes, literally.
8. New Layouts for the Multi-Device Web
   All of these new gadgets are changing the way people interact with “mobile” devices.
9. Fartscroll – A Whoopee Cushion For The Internet
   A little humor for you.
10. The Death of Adobe Fireworks
    Adobe finally put the nail in the coffin. Fireworks is dead.
11. “just use technology $x” is a terrible answer to a question
    Good read on addressing dev challenges.
12. Keeping The Big <picture> Small — How To Avoid Duplicate Downloads In Responsive Images | Smashing Mobile
    Oh the element… it’s a double-edged sword.
13. W3C to Publish Encrypted Media Extensions Specification
    #hotdrama
14. CSS and JavaScript tools to take your website to the next level