Tag: html
-
Simple Stream
I still have my orangescale.net domain name since I registered it back in 2006, but I do not used it for few years. This blog used that domain name for few years. Rather than having the domain unused, I decided to use it for something simple as simple aggregator. So, orangescale.net now (well, for now!)…
-
Cache is King
In this keynote presentation from HTML5DevConf, Steve Souders, Google’s Head Performance Engineer, clarifies the problem of caching, and explores various solutions to make your web app lightning fast.
-
LESS Compiler
In my previous post, I mentioned about using Bootstrap for my works. One advantage of using Bootstrap is that we can easily work with its .less files. But, instead of using less.js, I prefer using LESS compiler to generate the real static stylesheet file. For now, I’m using LESS.app on my MacBook. The CodeKit looks…
-
Twitter Bootstrap, LESS CSS, and Caching Problem
I’m working on some works right now with a small team at the office. We decided to use Bootstrap as the front-end development framework. We came up with this solution for some key reasons: We need to do it fast. It’s easy to maintain, especially for a collaborative project Bootstrap is cool. There are lots…
-
Twitter Cards
So, what is Twitter Cards? Twitter cards make it possible for you to attach media experiences to Tweets that link to your content. Simply add a few lines of HTML to your webpages, and users who Tweet links to your content will have a “card” added to the Tweet that’s visible to all of their…
-
Nokia Maps says hello to iOS and Android
From Ovi blog: You can see where you are on the map, thanks to HTML5 support for positioning You can find addresses, businesses and other places of interest, anywhere in the world You can get to know the places: all the essential information about a place are presented on one page (pictures, user reviews, popular…
-
Posterouseptember: Posterous Features in September
This September, Posterous blogging service released some new features and improvements. If you’re not familiar with Posterous — or never heard about it before, it’s a service that will help you put something online. You can post text, photos, videos and also documents. The big difference is that you can do it directly from your…
-
body_class() for WordPress Theme Designer
I just upgraded my WordPress engine to the latest version. This new version offers some improved and new features. One of them is about body_class() function. Nathan Rice has a definition about this: The body_class() function operates in nearly the exact same manner as the post_class() function that was introduced in WordPress 2.7. The only…
-
Topify, A Much Better Twitter Notification Email System
I think I forgot when I joined (got invitation) to try Topify and started using it. Until now, Topify is really useful. It’s a timesaver! Topify is a simple service that will send notification (by email), and it’s related to Twitter. Two important keywords: Twitter and email account. Sometime, we got notification from Twitter when…
-
Troubleshooting: SoftException in Application.cpp:544
When I had problem with WordPress installation, it was about WordPress Admin Area (Dashboard) Redirect Loop, I got the solution. Today, I experienced different problem. Still related to WordPress. Okey, I’m not going to tell you that the problem only happens for WordPress. It might happen for other platforms or applications. Read on the details,…
-
New design for this blog
I have been very busy in the last few weeks, many things to do. I needed to recharge my energy. And this is the result: a new design for my blog. I created this theme for fun, at least to keep my mood in balance, to bring my mood back to the other design work.…
-
Opera Web Standards Curriculum
Web Standards Curriculum (by Dev Opera) is a complete course to teach you standards-based Web development, including HTML, CSS, design principles and background theory, and JavaScript basics.