CSS3 is great! The themers and designers here at centresource all love the improvements that are now available to (most) modern browsers. The best part of CSS3 is that the changes are subtle, and a site can still look fantastic without using any of the new styles.
Google interviews a number of people in Times Square to see if they can answer the basic question: What is a Browser? When it comes to the Internet, one of the single most integral pieces of the experience often gets overlooked.
Some of us at centre{source} have been running the latest version Firefox (version 3) which is currently in it’s beta stages. It’s VERY cool and VERY fast…Beta 3 Release 4 just came out today: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/products/download.html?product=firefox-3.0b4&os=osx After installing, we were extremely happy to notice that Flash is once again working as expected, and it’s all running…
“I’m trying to think, but nothing happens.” – Curly Crib notes, quick guides, Cliff Notes, cheat sheets – whatever you choose to call them, they come in handy when the web developer brain goes ___________ . The guys at Smashing Magazine (we smash you with the information that will make your life easier. really.) have…
Anyone that has written HTML and CSS has undoubtedly, at one time or another, faced a major headache attempting to acheive crossbrowser display uniformity. It’s a problem that’s not going to go away anytime soon, so we all just have to live with it for the time being. I’ve noticed over the years, that everyone…
A friend of mine pointed me at this site: http://www.mapable.com/. A neat, but forgettable site. It uses the Google Maps API to display a map with real-time chatting between people on .. the map. It uses the client IP address to extrapolate geolocation and display it on the map, so they can talk in tiny…
