Monat: März 2012
Pngy is a bit of jQuery that allows you to load images of different file sizes based on a page’s load speed. So, if the load speed is slow, Pngy can load your small image. If it’s fast, it can load a hi-res image. It’s kinda like a ping test in Javascript.
Resonates with my ideas on responsive images
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Before we have a real solution like the proposed element, plugins like pngy will make life a little better for us
Check out this website I found at getfractal.com
Validate your email markup for all major clients
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great for quickly testing that small bit of code on a web server. Call the command in your working dir and you’re up and running
I’m a Christian and a Family Man. I develop at appendTo providing jQuery and JavaScript Consulting. I’m an ASP.NET MVP and a ASPInsider. I’m also active on Twitter and Google+.
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Interesting findings abouts the differences between jQuery bind, live, delegate and on
Check out this website I found at responsive.is
Nice tool to get a quick idea how your site will behave on different devices
Check out this website I found at smus.com
A nice overview / comparison between two popular frameworks for writing complex javascript applications.
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The parades of Rio’s Carnival look amazing in this wonderful timelapse