Dust by LinkedIn
Dust by LinkedIn async/streaming operation browser/node compatibility extended Mustache/ctemplate syntax clean, low-level API high performance composable templates Release 2.2.3 PR-363, GH-340 - Remove old optimization to avoid looking at arrays in get. Release 2.2.2
CatsWhoCode.com
So, you’ve spent some time building your e-commerce brand. You’re making a handful of sales each month, but it’s not taking off the way you hoped it would. You do a little digging into your analytics and you learn people who spend 20 minutes on your site almost always buy something. But those who check out just one or two pages, well, they don’t stick around long enough to spend any money. What gives? Being faster and more efficient is the goal of all web designers and developers.
Responsive Tables Demo
A quick and dirty look at some techniques for designing responsive table layouts. This was put together in haste (and with the aid of Twitter Bootstrap) for What Do You Know Brisbane hosted by Web Directions. I work for a really great little web design agency in Brisbane, and you should say hello. The Unseen Column This technique, first described by Stuart Curry (@irishstu) involves simply hiding less important columns on smaller screen sizes. Example
Javascript Tips for Non-Specialists
By: Charlie Fiskeaux II Wed, 22 Aug 2012 This article reviews a fundamental concept or principle This article reviews an intermediate concept or principle This article reviews an advanced concept or principle This article expresses an opinion or just a downright rant Javascript coding is a rather unique skill in the web development world—if you are not experienced with writing Javascript for the browser (especially if you are a coder who works primarily with other languages such as Perl or PHP), it may seem that the language has a mind of its own, refusing to behave in the way a language should.
15 Fresh and Powerful CSS3 Tutorials
CSS3 is here, it’s fun, and allows us to evolve the look of the web as we go. Features like gradients, drop shadows, rounded corners, animations, and opacity are giving us the promise of more fun. In this post we’ve collected some new and brilliant tutorials that will help you in mastering your CSS3 skills. We’ll create a document icon with pure CSS3. Even better, this effect will only require a single HTML element.
Responsive Data Tables
In addition to the techniques below, see this roundup of additional explorations of this problem. Garrett Dimon: Data tables don't do so well with responsive design.
Multiple Area Charts with D3.js
In this tutorial we will introduce some basics of D3.js and create an infographic with multiple area charts along with a context tool to zoom and pan the data. View demo Download source The D3.js website describes itself as “a JavaScript library for manipulating documents based on data.” It is but one of many in the ever growing list of visual data JavaScript libraries. D3 was created by Mike Bostock who was the lead developer on Protovis, which D3.js builds on.
25 New Script Libraries and Plugins on GitHub
Git is a powerful, open-source distributed version control system and social code repository. GitHub is the world's largest open-source community, hosting millions of public repositories. Users add innovative new projects on a daily basis. With the latest new Repos available to fork and explore, it can be difficult to stay updated. We'll cover 25 exciting new script libraries and plugins hosted on GitHub, ranging from image galleries to physics engines.
Selectutorial: CSS selectors
Selectutorial - CSS selectors Selectutorial - CSS selectors Selectors are one of the most important aspects of CSS as they are used to "select" elements on an HTML page so that they can be styled.
