We’ve just had the first Swedish Fika-fika with all the core members. The first one in years. So it’s not only we that have been unsocial with you guys. We’ve been unsocial with each other too. And that’s a shame, cause we still like each other and we still like the web. So this is the fresh start blog post that will explain what’s happening.
Every site that has a newsletter signup should provide an easy way to unsubscribe from the subscription list that correspond to that newsletter. A nice way is just to add a link at the bottom of the newsletter labeled “Unsubscribe”. But what do we think should happen when you click on that link?
A while ago I made a javascript-based color memory game. I used plain markup, css and javascript for this and I used the Prototype JavaScript Framework instead of jQuery. You can discuss the pros and cons between Prototype and jQuery for hours (if you want to) but this is not something I’ll cover in this post, instead I’ll go through the core functions of the game.
First off, take a look at the demo here. In writing moment the fastest known player was done in less than 25 secs!
The other day the publishing function in Coda just stopped working. This might have had something to do with me (finally) upgrading to Snow Leopard. The publishing function in Coda is a very sweet tool that keeps track on your changes that you make in your local copy of a site and lets you publish the changes from your local copy to your live site and I use it every day in my work. I already had the latest version of Coda installed so I tried to reinstall it but that didn’t make any difference. I then started searching the web for a solution and found a few discussion threads where people had the same problem. But unfortunately the solutions there did not help me.
Right now I’m on my way to Full Frontal, a JavaScript conference in the UK. I’m extremely excited! This is my first time in the UK and I have high expectations on a snogalicious experience.
In an interview with the guys at Think Vitamin, Ryan Singer from 37signals reports that they are working on a Rails-like MVC framework for HTML 5 phone apps. Read more on the Think Vitamin blog.
// Johan
A friend of mine told me to take a look at jQuery Mobile Alpha 1 that was released yesterday (Oct 16th) and I must say that it looks promising. So what is it? “jQuery Mobile is a user interface framework, built on top of jQuery, designed to simplify the process of building applications that target mobile devices.”
Opera Mini for Android is being released within the month.
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Ok, so we’ve had a breakdown. And I’m the Judas. In the beginning of 2010 we joined projecte 52 and we were on a 36 post streak when we messed up. Since there will be a lot of year summaries on the net in a couple of months I thought I’d have a breakdown my favorite posts of this year now.
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Time for the second part in the articles about a11y for web designers. In response to the comment we received to our first article I felt a need to start by making a couple of things clear.
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CSS Mastery by Andy Budd.
Probably one of the best books out there about CSS!
Bulletproof Web Design by Dan
Cederholm. A book every designer should have.
Pro CSS Techniques by Ian Lloyd, Jeff Croft and Dan Rubin.
Designing With Web Standards by Jeffrey Zeldman. How to
design with web standards.