It’s a common knowledge that IT is considered to be one of the most rapidly growing sectors of the economy. Alongside with all the benefits a company or a worker can gain from it, we should understand that the rate of development and informational flow can be negative factors.
In this article I will try to outline the main points of an IT-worker development as well as the IT-industry in general.
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As I lately did almost no CSS/HTML jobs, I’ve missed the Sass3 release that implemented the SCSS extension (Sassy CSS). That’s a CSS extension without any syntax “distortion”, meaning that any valid CSS document is a valid SCSS document too. In this article, I’ll compare that release with some existing preprocessors, such as Sass and Less. Please note that the Sass syntax has been updated recently.
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Hi, dear readers!
Today I’d like to share with you an extremely simple cross-browser implementation of the CSS property “box-shadow”. The method is so simple and obvious that I was greatly surprised not to find a similar solution anywhere on the Web (though I’m absolutely positive that I’m not the first one to discover it).
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This is cool collection of most wanted, usefull tutorials and articles by CSS3. In this article you find out how make cool CSS3 Gradient Buttons, Sliding or bouncing Navigation without JavaScript, Slide effect menu with the Apple-Style and much more. Hope you like it. Thanks
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In brief: How to make the new HTML 5 tags work with Internet Explorer.
Web developers cry happily looking at HTML 5, which has finally arrived. Though most of its features, such as WebGL, multiple streams, and web sockets, are not yet supported by some browsers, we can already use its new, handy tags.
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Some high-end Philips TV sets have a cool feature, Ambilight. Basically, it is LED lighting that changes its color dynamically, depending on the television picture’s color. It is such a pleasure to watch movies on an Ambilight-enabled TV!
There are some implementations of such lighting in Adobe Flash. Why can’t we, web masters, do the same thing using scripts? It was another opportunity for me to check out what state-of-the-art web browsers can do, so I’ve made the following thing:
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