Cache Manifest is the perfect tool for taking your web application and making it available offline. The problem is it can be tough to debug what is happening when something goes wrong. Thankfully there’s a bit of code to help with you out with that.
Author: Javery
Developing iPad web applications
Creating an iPad App doesn’t necessarily mean you need a IOS developer. You can go a long way towards making a web application look, behave and function just as a native app from the app store using only HTML, CSS and Javascript.
Weekly Update 4
I’m going to change up the timing on these weekly updates. First thing to do is make sure they come out weekly instead of once every month. Sorry about that. The second thing I’m going to do is send them out on Sunday evening so they are waiting in your inbox on Monday morning. This… Continue reading Weekly Update 4
Unformatted notes from a practical guide to creating web content workshop
Just a quick note that these are uncheck notes and may not be entirely accurate. If you think something is wrong, it probably is. I recommend you following @RellyAB and going to see one of her talks/workshops. If you gleam anything as useful from this, you will learn a LOT more by checking it out… Continue reading Unformatted notes from a practical guide to creating web content workshop
Steve Jobs 1955 – 2011
Today is a sad day as we have lost one of the great visionaries of our time. Steve Jobs achieved so much in just 56 short years and his legacy will live on for many years to come. From the Apple website….. Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost… Continue reading Steve Jobs 1955 – 2011
Making your website faster
Quite a few months ago Google came out with Google Page Speed Online. This is a great tool for anyone to test how their web page is performing, but it’s nothing new when it comes to reporting performance
Responsive Design
Responsive design has taken the world by storm over the past 12 months as more and more devices are being released and browsers are adding more and more capabilities for CSS, and in particular the @media queries in CSS3.
Responsive Design Preview
Demo Contribute on GitHub I recently did a presentation to the Darwin Web Standards Group on Responsive Design. I stole gleamed a lot of the ideas from John Allsops famous “Dao of Web Design”, Jeremy Keiths talk on Responsive Web Design as part of the ASYNCJS group in Brighton, work I did with Imogen Levy… Continue reading Responsive Design Preview
jQuery Table of Contents
This is a heading There are occasions when you want to be able to preview the headings that come further down the page, but you won’t want to have to maintain them every time the content might change. This is where this little snippet of jquery comes in handy. It takes all the H2 elements… Continue reading jQuery Table of Contents
Weekly Web Update #3
This week we take a look at Typography Tools, Rethinking the CSS Grid, is HTML5 Web Apps really the answer and making beautiful shapes with CSS3