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Tufte gives his thoughts on the Windows Phone 7 Series interface (There’s a name). He doesn’t seem too impressed but [...]

If you haven’t heard of Facebook’s HipHop for PHP you probably don’t care. If you have heard you probably want [...]

I love vintage ads! Nothing is more inspiring to me than some 1920’s typography, and nothing is more hilarious than [...]

I’ve recently had my eyes opened to CSS preprocessors and been looking for an excuse to use one. While I [...]

Tender Quietly Adds Killer Little Feature

Support doesn't have to be painful

Tender just rolled out a new javascript widget which allows you to insert a form into your site which will [...]

So you got this awesome design all ready for WordPress 2.7, you even got how those pesky threaded comments planned out perfect! Oops, didn’t you know? WordPress’ comment function well, not lacking for a better term, sucks…a lot. It’ll probably get better in the future, but what to do right now? Bend them to your will, no mercy.

It may not be obvious by my writing and general intelligence but I do in fact know how to read. I’ve even read some novels, and a few that didn’t have big pictures. So when Jeff Croft mentioned Readernaut I got interested.

Every mad scientist needs his Frankenstein. Mine just happens to be a website. Grunt Labs is my ongoing experiment, a place to play, test, and generally ignore browsers lagging behind. Grunt Labs is also a sign of things to come for the blog and Grunt, but more on that later.

I’ve just spent some time with Mozilla Labs newest creation Ubiquity. And I’m impressed, ok I’m very impressed.

So yesterday the jQuery site got a much needed(in my opinion) redesign. And in true jQuery fashion they went all [...]

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