The great majority of people reading our blog know that jQuery is a light Javascript library, which simplifies the interaction between Javascript and HTML. It has a lot of useful Ajax and JavaScript features to allow you enhance semantic coding and user experience. Some of the tutorials presented here combine both jQuery and CSS which helps to achieve the wanted result. So why don’t you choose any of these nice tutorials and follow the motto “write less, do more”?
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It’s been a long time since we have come up with a collection of useful CSS3 tutorials. Though there are some limitations on the side of some browsers, CSS is widely used in creating various things in web design. The main advantage here is that there is no need to use images in design, now you can achieve your wants using CSS, and significantly reduce the loading of your web pages.
Today our showcase consists of the freshest and very useful tutorials that we have collected here in order to save your precious time and make your workflow more fun and easy! So meet the collection of Handy CSS3 Tuts For Web Developers and enjoy it!
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This article is a continuation of the previous part about the most well-known and significant personalities in the world of front-end. This time I considered several names, which are known among the JS lovers.
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In any profession there is a thin stratum of people who are really high quality specialists. And the area of front-end development is not an exception – it also has its personalities. People listen to their opinion, follow them in blogs and social networks and read their books. In the work process they generate different original decisions or techniques that instantly spread in the world of web development and remain actual for a long time. They create comfortable online services for a markup, write useful js-libraries, improve browsers, propagandize web-standards and render direct influence on their development. They can name themselves front-end engineer, front-end developer, web developer, web designer, UI Designer, browser compatibility expert or simply css lover, but for majority of us they are stars of front-end that make the internet look in a way we see it today. A lot of interesting reviews with decisions, techniques and news from the world of web-development often appear on the internet, signed by different authors, however far not all of us know anything about them except their names. I wanted to share with our readers some information about them.
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The time when we will pay far more attention to the responsive markup than we do it now is already not too far off. So I consider that it is necessary to be well prepared in this question when the time comes, or even to have clear idea of what is it and what it is used for.
I would like to say at once that the markup of the responsive patterns requires some different approach, than the markup of statics. We will code a “fixed” pattern and it will work everywhere and under any conditions. However, when implementing it into the responsive pattern we can run into some difficulties such as: block sizes and indentions, fonts and, eventually, the created markup does not allow us to manipulate the blocks in a way it is required by the design pattern. It is necessary to think over all these questions before the creation of responsive markup.
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As you, certainly, already know, Windows 8 Consumer Preview was released on February, 29, and together with it the 5th platform preview version of Internet Explorer 10. In this article I am going to talk about how to prepare for the updated version of IE. Although, the narration will be mainly about IE10, many of these advices are applicable to other browsers, including the other platforms.
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