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16 Impressive CSS3, HTML5 and Javascript Experiments From Hakim
If you're a fan of Canvas, WebGL and interactive CSS3, HTML5 and Javascript, you most probably have heard of the name Hakim . Hakim is a web developer and creative programmer from Sweden who passionate about working with animation and interactivity. He has many personal projects and experiments with HTML5, CSS and Javascript showcased in Chrome Experiments and other places.
Exploring Ruby’s Regular Expression Algorithm
We’re all familiar with regular expressions; they are “the developer’s swiss army knife.” Whatever sort of information you need to find, whatever sort of text you need to parse, there’s always a way to do it using a regular expression search. In fact, you’ve probably been using regular expressions for much longer than you have been using Ruby – regular expressions have been included in almost every major programming language for many years: Perl, Javascript, PHP, Java, etc. Ruby was invented in mid-1990’s, while regular expressions were invented in the 1960s, thirty years earlier!
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A Simple Way to Add Free News Content to Your Website
A challenge that many website owners face is how to supply continuously fresh content for new and repeat visitors to peruse. It can be a very time-consuming task to manually upload regular updates. Fortunately, there is an easy way to showcase free, readily available news content on a wide variety of topics.
Bootstrap: rapid development and the complexity of a framework
Bootstrap is a front-end framework built and open sourced by Twitter developers. It has sparked many debates about what is its scope, and whether it's actually useful. In this article I'm going to take a look at it with the eyes of a back end developer: I'm one of the people Bootstrap should help I guess, since I don't have great design skills or time to spend in graphical tweaking. Dive into an example Here is a stripped down version of a Bootstrap example, which does not include JavaScript widgets: 01. <!
Modern Web Development - Part 1
This is the first of ten parts of this blog post. The topics will be: In the past year I’ve had a side project. FirstInked’s Beta recently shipped and I wanted to share with you what I’ve learned. To start out, I want to specifically thank two people who were really great in helping me formulate the strategies I’ll talk about. They are: