Coursekit is now Lore
Coursekit is now Lore.Same Company, New Name.This is why we made the change.Coursekit startedas a toolkit forcourses.Courses becamecommunities oflearners.We’ve seenthat people learnby sharing.Our mission is toconnect the world’slearners andeducators.We need a namethat reflects ourambitions.Lore meansknowledge sharedbetween people.That’s what weare about.
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Damon Dimmick
Weyland Industries
Whether you are considering an investment in Weyland Industries or have been a shareholder since 2023, we are committed to providing you with the effective information you need to make informed, confident decisions about your investment in The Company. With you on our side we will continue to forge ahead Building Better Worlds. We have already begun laying the groundwork. As a company, we have virtually eradicated cancer. We have increased the life expectancy and decreased the rate of unemployment for our entire planet. At Weyland Industries, we always have our sights set on the future with our feet firmly planted in the present. Countries with a larger Weyland presence have significantly lower unemployment rates. With our continuing innovation in android technology, manufacturing and supply chain, the David model is becoming increasingly available to a wider range of demographics, accelerating growth and productivity across all business sectors.
Worst College Majors for Your Career
Whether the high cost of college is worthwhile often depends on what you study. It’s true a full-time worker with a bachelor's typically earns about 80% more than someone with only a high school diploma, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But certain fields are far more likely to lead toward a lucrative career than others. To that end, we analyzed data for 102 popular college majors, focusing on prospects for pay, hiring demand and job satisfaction for each. If you find your favorite subject on this list, don’t fret. Find details on data sources and our ranking methodology at the end of this story.
レスポンシブWebデザインで作られた10の美しすぎるサイト
PCにモバイル、スマートフォンにタブレット、そして今後はデジタルTVまでユーザーがデジタルコンテンツに多種多様なデバイスでアクセスし、消費する時代が本格化している最中。デバイス毎にウェブサイトをデザインしていてはキリがないとばかりに、最近注目されているのが「レスポンシブWebデザイン」という画面サイズやOSにデザインを柔軟に対応して表示させる手法。今回は、そんなレスポンシブWebデザインを実践しているサイトからThe Next Webが厳選した10の素敵なサイトを紹介します。 最近、皆が異なる方法でコンテンツを消費している。 あなたのコンテンツはこれまでになく多くのデバイスとブラウザで閲覧されており、デザイナーはそのことを頭に入れてデザインしなければならない。 Bread & Pepper Bread & Pepperは、スパイシーなコードを使ってシンプルなインターフェースを作るソフトウェア会社だ。 - Bread & Pepper UPPERDOg ブラウザのサイズ調整をする度にリアルタイムでこのサイトもサイズ調整するのは素敵だ（決して跳んだり跳ねたりしない）。 - UPPERDOg Food Sense サイズに応じてロゴの位置まで動く。 - Food Sense (via Splashnology ) Jux 異なるアプリを作り出す代わりに、Juxは、iPhone、iPad、デスクトップのような異なるデバイスに優雅に適応するために1つのレスポンシブWebデザインに重点的に投資した。 - Jux Endloop Mobile Endloop Mobileのサイトは、レスポンシブWebデザインのWordPressテーマを改変して作られた。 - Endloop Mobile Gravitate Gravitateはどのサイズでもエレガントに見える。 - Gravitate (via WebDesignDev ) Think Vitamin Think Vitaminは、小さいサイズではサイドバーを完全に消している。 - Think Vitamin Clean Air Works Clean Air Worksは、小さいサイズではメニューを完全にフォーマットし直す。 - Clean Air Works (via WebDesignDev ) CSS Grid - CSS Grid メディアクエリ を使って作ってある。
Web Fonts Oswald
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About Pattern Tap
Designers don’t design in a vacuum. They find inspiration and influence from the world around them. They collect other designs besides their own. Designs they love. Designs they hate. They pore over these designs, picking them apart to understand the techniques behind them, learning what works and doesn’t work. But what designers are really doing is continuing their education and improving their design literacy. The Secret Origins of Pattern Tap A long time ago, in an Internet far, far away … or 2008, Matthew Smith saw that there wasn’t any place on the Web that inspired other designers to be better at their craft. Four years later, Pattern Tap has more than 25,000 registered users from around the world and across the galaxy. But your design education and literacy doesn’t stop at Pattern Tap. If you have feedback or suggestions, our door is always open and you can reach us at the feedback form.
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Tab Navigation with Smooth Horizontal Sliding Using jQuery
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a navigation menu that slides horizontally. It begins with a set of "tabs" on the right side of a containing element. When clicked, a tab slides to the left to reveal a group of links. Download You can now download a .zip of complete, working demos featured in this post. The Styles For the navigation items, I used a simple unordered list wrapped in a <div class="nav">. Most of the relevant CSS here has to do with positioning the nav items. The wrapper's overflow declaration is significant, as it hides the list items when they're sticking out to the right, but the rest is "window dressing." Sliding the Nav With the nav looking the way I want it at its initial state, it's time to make it do something. For this basic behavior, everything can be done inside a click handler for the top-level links. The first thing to do is set a few variables. JavaScript: Notice the use of $(this). Give it a try: One at a Time Auto-Collapse Here is the final demo:
