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jQuery.com Site Redesign (10)
on jQuery Blog (33) permalinkWe’ve just pushed out a brand new site redesign (for jQuery.com and all its sub-sites). This has been a long time coming and it feels great to get it out the door. New Homepage Easily the most contentious part of the redesign - but absolutely the most eye-catching. jQuery has long been driven by rock, even looking back to its original release which was heavily inspired by the always-excellent Devo. We shot for a catchy ...Shared by dryan (15) Huacn Lee (66) Jonathan (28) Patrick (75) Pierre (69) Rascator (14) Sebastian Werner (70) sorrycc (35) ta2 (79) Voyagerfan5761 (401)Contribute comment
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http://nettuts.com/html-css-techniques/10-principles-of-the-css-masters/ (103)
on NETTUTS (729) permalinkWhen it comes to CSS, there are lots of resources and supposed “expert tips” on the web. These are from unproven, self-proclaimed “gurus” who have no street cred in the design world. While they may have valid points, how is one to know whether a CSS tip is a valid resource or just an untested hack? Instead of relying on unknown sources for advice, let’s look deeply into designers who have excellent design backgrounds and ...Shared by !&# (223) (jeff)isageek (332) Aaron (24) Aaron Thies (10) Adam (105) Adrian (72) Ahmed Bilal (21) AJ (1003) Akai (76) Al (94) Allan Haggett (76) Andrew Cornett (15) Andy (41) Andy Goh (7) Brandon (81) Brian (60) Bruno Campagnolo de Paula (242) Bryan Zug (20) Charles (140) cinefilo (17) cloneofsnake (29) Connor Wilson (5) Cubby Brendle (81) Dan (121) Dave (5) David (52) dew (90) Digg Boss (746) Dominic (24) Doug Adams (317) Doug Stewart (212) dryan (15) dtybywl (67) Elliott P. (67) Elmer Thomas (474) elsterama (266) Emil (49) Eoin (71) Erich (42) Espig (43) fbrunel (24) Foomandoonian (97) Fredrik Johansson (18) gergi (74) Glen Stansberry (19) GreenAcid (23) Gregorio Espadas (66) Hendrik (28) History of Blogging (495) Jacob Share (61) Jake Strawn (32) Jan (251) Jeff (707) Jeremy Harrington (59) Jeroen (22) Jim Simpson (29) Joe (285) Jonas Flint (17) Jorge Quinteros (40) Joseph Rodgers (160) Josh (54) Julia (6) Kevin Federline (529) kgl (79) Lance Wicks (22) marco.verch (14) Martin Saulnier (18) Matt (34) mfh (103) Michael (22) Michael Mior (195) Miriam (53) Moe (26) Nathan Ketsdever (46) nikoleto (79) Pramod (156) Ray Grieselhuber (93) Reid Ellis (22) Richard Testani (5) rmg7344 (75) RobertBrown (88) Romey (73) Ryan Caroll (1) Sam Garcia (11) Sid (79) stelabouras (70) Suleiman Leadbitter (66) Sumesh (236) Tal Siach (1300) Tamar Weinberg (411) The J (3) Thilo (16) Thomas Lister (29) Torbjorn (68) Ulrich (33) Vincent Battaglia (17) Walt Disney Bio (77) Who Knows? (11) will killian (36) Wolf Paulus (11) xxdesmus (121) Zie (13) 令狐葱 (40)
- Fredrik Johansson said: Bra grejer och Roger fick vara med på ett hörn med
- Allan Haggett said: I don't know about some of these. Keeping all expressions on a single line is both good and bad.
- Jim Simpson said: Good tips
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30 Free High-Quality Wordpress Themes (209)
on Smashing Magazine (5460) permalinkFree professional WordPress themes always come in handy. Whether you are looking for some design inspiration or professional coding solutions — in both cases you can learn a lot, you can apply them and you can build customized designs upon them without reinventing the wheel all the time. In this article we present over 30 fresh free high-quality WordPress themes. All themes can be downloaded, customized and used for free — in personal or/and commercial ...Shared by _original (267) a nagano (9) Abraham Velazquez (22) abrudtkuhl (130) Adrian Jimenez (4) akira (52) Alê Moreno (18) Alex (53) Alexander13 (444) alexcamillo (56) Altuğ Orgun (115) Amir (42) Andrea (96) Andy (41) Angela (16) Annika Lidne (6) Anol (32) Apostlion (39) Araceli (47) Babak (32) Ben Nickell (16) Benjamin (2094) Bjoern (29) blacktulip (61) Bob Hazlett (46) Bradjward (26) Brajeshwar (36) Brandon (81) Bryan (91) BuildMaster (51) Burke Squires (16) buxx (47) Çağatay Öztürk (16) Cataldo Cigliola (6) Cesar (34) Charlie (24) Chris (83) Chris Enns (8) Chris Nixon (91) Chris Shearer (14) Christian (222) Christoph Thelen (15) Christopher (79) Christopher Phillips (5) Cody (105) Courtney (117) Dana Rockel (9) Daniele Di Gregorio (38) danliebke (222) David Rabkin (41) Diego Jock (24) DiMar (70) diwakergupta (25) dobata (973) Dominik Wind (12) Doug Stewart (212) Doug Walsworth (11) dryan (15) Dustin DeKoekkoek (55) Dylan Thomas (44) Ed Shull (29) Eldon (13) Elina Kamaeva (9) Eliseo Soto (12) Eoin (71) Eric Atkins (55) Eric Blue (30) Erik Forsberg (6) Eugen (29) Evelien (43) fesja (18) fijidaddy (68) finalcut (14) Fourbin (80) Franklin P (139) Frawst (55) G.Dewald (41) Gac (1) Gee Why (11) Ghedin (23) Gian Luca (8) giu (37) Gregor (35) Heather Cee (60) Jack (58) jaholbrook (19) Jake Strawn (32) Jamie McGibbon (224) Jan (251) Jannik (24) Jason (12) Jay (38) Jay Gerland (16) jay kim (5) Jeremy Botter (64) Jeremy Johnson (62) Jesper (2) Joel (93) joel charlesworth (7) Joh Rogers (38) jordi ruiz (27) Joris (80) Josh (111) judicael (44) JulioHM (299) Justin (32) Karthik Kastury (60) kevan (48) Kevin Federline (529) Khürt Williams (35) knight (11) KOTARO (126) Kristen (627) Kyle Fox (13) lance (68) LdsNana-AskMormon (325) lebachai (44) Leon Ridge-Cooke (62) leonian (87) liamvictor (297) Lindsay (76) Lolo (2) Luciano Passuello (82) Maksim Berjoza (93) Marc Beharry (133) Mark McKay (90) Marston A, SugarStats (91) Martin Saulnier (18) Mathew (21) Max (38) MaXCoDeR (35) miasarmento (321) Michael (22) mike (36) Mike F (2144) Mike P (15) mmhan (34) Moe (26) mr.petruccio (76) Muhammad Saleem (780) Nik Outchcunis (52) nonozone (23) OcellNuri (60) oleg40a (48) Olle Ahnve (8) ouriel (18) Pablo (18) Paolo Barbana (1) Pascual Gonzalez (9) Patrix (129) Paul Spoerry (86) pcnerd37 (9) Peety (465) Peli (55) Peter Bryant (22) pvantees (56) Rhett Allain (39) Rich Sipe (9) Richard (26) Rick (16) Rick Butterfield (58) Robby Colvin (84) RobertBrown (88) Roman Roset (22) Ron ALLAN (105) Royce Hsu (13) rszaloki (121) Ryan (26) Sabreen (39) sadiq kassamali (178) Sam (97) Sandaruwan (62) Sandy (20) Saul (57) Selwin (58) Shawn (127) Simone Villas Boas (32) skp (25) small (77) Stefan (52) Stepan (4) Stephanie Hicks (217) Steve (4) Steven Bradley (46) stevioz (45) Sue (130) sunburntkamel (46) TAKAHASHI Naoto (75) Thomas Cox (2) tj hanton (4) Toby (746) Tom Steel (37) tweez (292) Uzair (656) Valentino (6) vutheara (2) w0lfh0und (505) Wes Brown (54) William Hammock (14) WillinYo (58) Wing Yung (15) Wolfgang (115) yishao (6) zenatuz (85) zhuk (47) Zie (13) zoby (35) மயூ-Mayu (48)Explore read six notes
- Araceli said: Some cool free Wordpress themes including a Twilight Saga WordPress Theme.
- Eric Atkins said: Some great stuff in this collection...
- finalcut said: expect to see one of these themes on my blog soon - I have wanted to refresh it but suck and designs.. some of these are really nice.
- Dustin DeKoekkoek said: Smashing magazine always blows me away with their free wordpress theme roundups, will probably switch to one of these soon
- Simone Villas Boas said: Ousando com WordPress porque... oras...
- Tom Steel said: In this article we present over 30 fresh free high-quality WordPress themes. All themes can be downloaded, customized and used for free — in personal or/and commercial projects. Please read license disclaimers carefully before using the theme in commercial projects — they can change from time to time.
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iTunes Unlimited to be announced at September iPod event? (10)
on 9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence (506) permalinkThe Financial Times reported last March that Apple was in the midst of lining studios up for an unlimited subscription plan to offer iTunes customers at a flat rate. Jordan Golson at the Industry Standard is reporting that numerous websites have been receiving word that this is set to go down soon, with half of the currently available iTunes library at subscriber's disposal. The subscription will be for one-year and be available through iTunes or ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (332) Billy Fairchild (156) CannonGod (768) Derick Valadao (138) dryan (15) Earl E Morningwood (152) louisgray (653) Niklas (42) Ryan (100) Shane (117)
- Derick Valadao said: Please share opinions, would to pay this price for the right to download an unlimited amount of music for one year?
- Ryan said: This could be a Rhapsody killer. All-you-can-eat content on folks' iPods and iPhones? Does not bode well for Real.
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UI Sighting: Clear over clever on Mobile Me (7)
on Signal vs. Noise (3730) permalinkI just noticed Apple changed the logout feature in the Mobile Me app UI. It used to be a power button icon. Now it just says “logout.” Another triumph of clarity over cleverness.Shared by Caleb Elston (107) dryan (15) Ken Rossi - Liquid NY (9) Marco Gomes (44) Moah (60) phillprice (61) Tom (37)Contribute comment
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The Only Thing We Have To Fear Is Premature Standardization (18)
on Yahoo! User Interface Blog (297) permalinkThe web is made of open standards. This was a significant factor in the web’s displacement of proprietary application platforms. Openness is hugely attractive, so much so that the web dominates over competitors with better technologies. The difficult tradeoff that comes with a standards-based approach is that it is difficult to innovate. As a result, the basic technologies of the browser have been stalled for a decade. What innovation we’ve enjoyed, such as the Ajax ...Shared by bjori (36) César C (28) Darrin (22) Dominik (154) dryan (15) Jeff Poetker (32) kcearns (57) Ken Sykora (27) koles (21) marchbox (43) Matt (34) met (74) mjs (48) PJ Kix (90) Rob (52) Ryan (30) Scott (50) Tony Duckles (68)
- César C said: "It turns out that standard bodies are not good places to innovate. That’s what laboratories and startups are for."Amén. Sobre el próximo JavaScript.
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Horoscope: Sagittarius (1)
on The Onion - Horoscope Feed (14) permalinkYou're not the type of person who takes things personally, making it very hard for friends to openly insult you.Shared by dryan (15)Contribute comment
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5 Villains Batman Should Face In The Next Movie (33)
on io9 (3990) permalinkWhen it comes to discussion about what should happen in the follow-up to The Dark Knight, all of the (so far entirely baseless) rumors seem to be centering around all the old familiar characters: Catwoman? The Penguin? The Riddler? Come on, people. Batman's been around for almost 70 years, can't he deal with some other bad guys on-screen for once? Under the jump, we look at five villains that Christopher Nolan really should - but ...Shared by Adam Fuhrer (224) Alewar (69) Brian (191) Carbonlord (980) Chris Miller (45) craig (261) Darren Isbrecht (238) Dave Keffler (127) dryan (15) Grat Tucker (14) Heather Cee (60) J.D. Rucker (664) John Kostrzewski (7) John Staton (27) Kai (909) mhking (210) Mich D (1028) Miguel Lopez (245) nathan (12) neal (1282) Nick Cobb (631) ProfVegas (957) Richard (173) rOckY (711) Sam (65) Sportbuzz (759) Steve (34) Steven (669) Tal Siach (1300) Toby (746) Uzair (656) Wayne Smallman (186) zizzy (63)Contribute comment
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State Supreme Court rejects noncompete clauses (25)
on Daring Fireball (3578) permalinkThis is one area where Michigan has actually been fairly progressive for a long time. Basically the company would have to prove that a) the move wasn't beneficial to you at all and b) that the only reason for the move was to hurt the company you left. If moving to a competitor is beneficial to the individual in the least, even a signed non-compete clause would be thrown out as invalid.Shared by adam (29) Andrew Boardman (212) Atomic Chicken Ranch (17) Brian Newby (14) Bryce (147) Caleb Elston (107) Chad (407) Chad Dickerson (12) Chris Gansen (35) Chris Miller (20) Christian (69) Clint Ecker (280) Dan (31) dryan (15) Dtrizzle (15) Eric (56) Eric Mortensen (117) greenergrad (79) Greg (89) jon with no h (29) Justin Miller (12) Michael (224) nathos (66) R. Francis (98) Satyajit Grover (29)
- Dan said: I thought this was already de facto, but now it's de jure. Or vice versa.
- Atomic Chicken Ranch said: A win for the little guys!
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Foo for Bar: Kicking Ass with Outcome-Based Thinking (46)
on 43 Folders - (234) permalinkThe other day, I was talking with someone who is trying to encourage a Getting Things Done-like work approach amongst the people on his team. We started talking about which parts of David Allen’s GTD system appear to have the greatest long-term impact on the people who have adopted it and who ultimately stick with it for years. When asked to distill everything down to its most powerful concepts, I came up with three, and ...Shared by Alex (35) alldrin (30) Ben (49) Bjoern (20) boagworld (51) Chris Bartlett (18) Colby Palmer (30) Craig Maloney (54) Dan (62) Dave (145) Doug (28) dryan (15) eric stimmel (28) Fred Schechter (290) Gene (9) Gordon (75) hoop6464 (31) James and Tom (83) Jeffrey Priebe (27) Joe Erickson (34) John (44) John-Michael Oswalt (39) JR Boyens (25) Leanda (56) Lloyd Doppler (38) Lon (19) Mads (62) mehori (22) Merlik (18) Mitch (35) n2linux (29) Nate (50) Nathaniel Dean (112) Noah J (31) Peter (42) Peter Warnock (65) Phil (59) Ryan (17) Seth (34) Shane (117) smackaysmith (47) Stephen Baugh (42) stevegio (20) steven (33) Sukij (25) Thadius (43)
- Ben said: I currently love the first two. Need to work on the 3rd.
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Foo for Bar: Kicking Ass with Outcome-Based Thinking (24)
on 43 Folders (1947) permalinkThe other day, I was talking with someone who is trying to encourage a Getting Things Done-like work approach amongst the people on his team. We started talking about which parts of David Allen’s GTD system appear to have the greatest long-term impact on the people who have adopted it and who ultimately stick with it for years. When asked to distill everything down to its most powerful concepts, I came up with three, and ...Shared by Bjoern (20) boagworld (51) Chris Bartlett (18) Colby Palmer (30) Doug (28) dryan (15) Gene (9) JR Boyens (25) Lloyd Doppler (38) Lon (19) Mads (62) mehori (22) Merlik (18) Mitch (35) n2linux (29) Nate (50) Peter (42) Phil (59) Rowan (46) Seth (34) Stephen Baugh (42) stevegio (20) steven (33) Sukij (25)Contribute comment
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Knitting all of Mario level one into a giant scarf (39)
on Boing Boing (18099) permalinkThe Mario Scarf Blog document's Cassie's "extreme-geek knitting" project: to knit a long strip of cloth that depicts the entire first level of Super Mario Brothers. This is the utter apotheosis of geek crossover passtimes. The Mario Scarf (via Craft)Shared by Aaron (74) Adam (22) Amanda (34) Ayrkain (41) Ben (53) Chris Gurney (79) Drew Olanoff (582) dryan (15) Eris Siva (48) Federico Fasce (35) fern (98) GLCarter (193) hibiscusroto (72) hoop6464 (31) Jakob (158) Jen (260) Jessi (33) Jim (62) Jonathan C. Dietrich (19) Justin (45) kate (21) Kyle (50) leogodoy (25) lnxcwby (97) mace (39) Mark (274) Mark (20) Matthew (44) Mattodono (68) Maude (12) Mike F (2144) Pete (76) R. Baldo (37) SFSlim (144) Simon (64) Stephan M (218) Tad M (16) timmow (9) tonyleachsf (19)Contribute comment
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How to Back Up Your Web Server [Backup Utilities] (22)
on Lifehacker (35547) permalinkYou've got backup religion on your computer, but how about on your web server? Your hosting plan may offer some sort of backup, but to be sure, you might as well take matters into your own hands. Tech site Webmonkey runs down how to back up your web server using command line tools like tar and pg_dump to archive your HTML files and export your database, then schedule the whole shebang to happen automatically with ...Shared by Aaron (122) Alec Peden (187) AndrewK (32) Chris C (22) Crazy Carl (20) DaveBinM (30) dryan (15) dtkirby (21) Firethorn (54) Fred Schechter (290) Google (22) Hisham (326) Josh (140) Keef (52) nparker13 (608) Sid (56) Suleiman Leadbitter (66) thr33 (73) Todd Albertson (133) Ullash (136) wwdj (66) Zenith (78)Contribute comment
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Even Worseness: The Even-Worsening (35)
on Sadly, No! (65) permalinkUm, wow. You know that Amy Chozick piece in the Wall Street Journal that asks whether Barack Obama might not be fat enough to be President? Here’s the on-the-ground research that enabled Ms. Chozick to pose such a bold and allusive query: Welcome to Yahoo! Message Boards Amy Chozick starts a thread: Is Obama too skinny to be president? 15-Jul-08 06:04 pm Does anyone out there think Barack Obama is too thin to be president? ...Shared by Adam Dorfman (49) Ben Turner (140) Brent (136) Casey (96) Chris Glass (26) chucksense (20) colleen wainwright (26) Corbie (41) Dean (23) dryan (15) Galtenbergs (73) Jacob W (67) Jesse (19) Jim (29) Jordan T-H (63) Josh (20) Justin Yost (263) Kevin Dangoor (11) leonard (51) morberg (29) Nick (306) Nirav (203) Phonkmeister (79) pr1000 (72) rzklkng (642) Seth Anderson (46) Shannon (20) Steven (669) trevor (33) Ubqtous (85) Veken (19) Victor (93) Vinny Carpenter (48) Will Sullivan (59) Yhancik (16)Contribute comment
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Gmail Tip: Gmail Adds "Never Send It to Spam" Filter Option (59)
on Lifehacker (35547) permalinkEnsure that an important message never gets marked as spam with Gmail's new "Never send it to Spam" option in its Filter rules. Just create a filter that matches messages on a certain criteria—whether it's a company domain (like from:lifehacker.com)or certain keyword in the subject—and check off "Never send it to Spam" in the second step to immunize yourself from missing that mail. Gmail's spam filter has a pretty decent track record for false positives, ...Shared by 1unamayu (32) Aaron H. (68) AfroWhitey (58) Alan (144) Alvin A. (99) Blaine Moore (21) Breyten (80) btvillarin (50) Carl (83) Carla Souza (20) Casey (74) Cassidy (68) chip (92) Chris K (134) danliebke (222) DarkBls (149) Denya (56) Derick Valadao (138) DigitalMike (114) dobata (973) DOCBook Howto (472) dryan (15) Edo (122) Emmett (87) Eric Franklin (14) everyone loves a wee sombrero (399) glebras (8) gnusic (271) Greg (55)
