Episode 0.0.1 – Haml Sass and Compass
Wynn and I discuss Haml, Sass and Compass with the core developers Nathan Weizenbaum and Chris Eppstein The post Episode 0.0.1 – Haml Sass and Compass appeared first on The Changelog.
View ArticleCreate fancy buttons with Compass and Sass
Brandon Mathis released a Compass extension to create fancy CSS buttons that includes: Button reset – to get browsers to the same starting point Rounded corners, Text shadows, and Gradients + vendoring...
View ArticleMasonry: Grid layout for jQuery
Cool layout plugin for jQuery from @desandro with support for infinite scroll as well. Think of it as the flip side of CSS floats. Whereas floating arranges elements horizontally then vertically,...
View Articlefix-me: $100 open source bounty from seaofclouds
Got CSS chops? Fork this repo from seaofclouds, fix the layout and make one hundred bucks: Scrollbars appear when they don’t need to. This is due to the 100% height / min-height style. I’ve tried many...
View ArticleSCSS: CSS-style syntax for Sass
The Sass vs vanilla CSS battle has been going on for some time now. For those new to the party, Sass is CSS, plus nested rules, variables, mixins, and more, all in a concise, readable syntax. When...
View ArticleEpisode 0.0.9 – Fix-me, Configliere, and more Node.js
Adam and Wynn ran down some news highlights with Marshall Culpepper from Appcelerator. Items discussed Fix me repo Persistence jQuery.behavior Configliere The post Episode 0.0.9 – Fix-me, Configliere,...
View Articlecartagen – Client side framework for creating vector maps in HTML5
Cartagen from Jeffrey Warren is a client framework to build vector-based maps in HTML5. Here’s a quick video demo: One interesting feature is how Cartagen uses GSS, or a CSS vocabulary for geospatial...
View ArticlePremailer – prep your HTML email by inlining CSS
At what must be the nexus of the open source universe, we’re posting a cool project from Alex Dunae aka theCHANGELOG. Premailer is a Ruby library to help you prep your HTML email templates for better...
View ArticleWebFont Loader – easy @font-face from Google, TypeKit, or your own site
Thanks to greater browser support for @font-face, web typography is breaking free from the same boring font stacks we’ve known for the last ten years. As with any new technique, @font-face introduces...
View ArticleLemonade – Generates sprites on the fly with Compass and Sass
One of the best ways to optimize your stylesheets and improve your site performance is to use CSS sprites. A CSS sprite is the technique of stitching together many images into a larger image and...
View ArticleEpisode 0.3.2 – 960.gs with Nathan Smith
Adam and Wynn caught up with Nathan Smith from 960 Grid System to talk about web development and CSS grid frameworks. Items mentioned in the show: 960 Grid System – Nathan’s awesome CSS grid framework...
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slablet: Stylish CSS layout for iPad and more
If you like Sencha Touch, the HTML5 mobile framework we recently covered in Episode 0.3.0, but long for a more declarative, markup-driven approach, then keep an eye on Slablet from Fellowship...
View Articlestylebot: Site-specific styles in Google Chrome
One of the things I missed moving to Google Chrome as my full time browser was Grease Monkey and site-specific hacks. Custom user stylsheets have been available in Chrome for a little while now, but...
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WatchWednesday for 20100922
We’re bringing back #FollowFriday, but for GitHub. On Friday, we’ll kick off our #FollowFriday series and showcase GitHub users you should follow. But it’s Wednesday, you say. That’s right, we’re...
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Feeds: Popular WebOS feed reader now open source
Delicious Morsel, makers of apps like WootOn! and Twee, have open sourced their Feeds app on GitHub. Features Feeds is a full-featured Google Reader client and includes Notifications Offline reading...
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snoopy and sniffer: Detection scripts and bookmarklets for mobile browsers
One of the great things about being a front-end web developer is that you can always improve your craft. You can inspect the work of others by simply viewing the source for a web page to see what...
View ArticleWatchWednesday for 20101013
Another Wednesday, another set of projects you might want to watch. mauricemach / coffeekup Released as a celebration of whyday, CoffeeKup brings the Markaby concept to CoffeeScript (featured in...
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CompassApp: Compile Sass stylesheets easily without resorting to the command...
One of the biggest adoption hurdles to reaching the designer masses for Sass and Compass has been the intimidation level presented to designers when mentioning “the command line” … ooh, I just scared...
View ArticleEpisode 0.4.6 – YUI 3, Node.js, JSLint, and Douglas Crockford code reviews
Adam and Wynn caught up with Adam Moore and Satyen Desai from the YUI team to talk about YUI 3, Node.js, and working with Douglas Crockford. Items mentioned in the show: YUI is the Yahoo! User...
View Articlestylus: Expressive, robust, feature-rich CSS language built for Node.js
This isn’t the first time we’ve covered the latest fresh and new creation from LearnBoost. Stylus is an expressive, dynamic, robust CSS pre-processor for Node.js. If you are familiar with Sass.js, Sass...
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