animate.css is a bunch of cool, fun, and cross-browser animations for you to use in your projects. Great for emphasis, home pages, sliders, and general just-add-water-awesomeness. Visit Link
This cool little gradient generator helped me develop the gradient for my navigation on responsivedesign.is -> http://codepen.io/justincavery/pen/viepz Visit Link
An online image cropping service that means you don’t have to open photoshop when you need to crop. Visit Link
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(Un)clrd is a firefox and chrome plugin that turns your browsing experience into black and white only. Great for looking at a site design for design ascetics without color/colour. Visit Link
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Bricss – box-shadow vs filter: drop-shadow
Have you ever wanted a box-shadow that followed the shape of an element, including generated content, like a tooltip with an arrow? Or you wanted a box-shadow to take transparent parts of a .png into account? That’s exactly what filter: drop-shadow() does. It has the exact same syntax as the box-shadow property, except that inset […]
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Getting started with Git
Hello! My name is Dan Eden, and I recently updated my workflow to include Git and GitHub. It’s made my work more portable, my workflow more secure, and helped me learn more about the command line interface, thus making me look awesome. But what’s the point in looking and acting smart if you can’t help […]
When you get a flat backup of your server the SQL is useless to you. Unless you’ve run SQL exports and backups your self you’re going to have to recover the databases from these flat unusable files. Fortunately there’s a tool in the Media Temple back end that allows for this. Simple connect to the […]
This was another fun error message that I received while putting back together my hacked server. This appears when trying to SSH into the Media Temple server through the Terminal Application on Mac OSX. The solution. You need to clear the key that already exists in your known host…. perl -p -i -e ‘s/^example.com.*n//;’ ~/.ssh/known_hosts […]