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2011
On 29, Nov 2011 | No Comments | In Coding, HTML5/CSS3, Tutorials/Tips | By Arseny Zarechnev
Client-side evroneCrop on Canvas
by Arseny Zarechnev
In one of my projects it was necessary to do a crop for profile pictures that were loaded by users. Standard decisions, such as Jcrop, after a selection of the area send coordinates to the server, and crop images must be carried out already on a server. Meantime, modern browsers already reached the state, when similar actions can be carried out at once on a client. It urged me to write the crop with the use of canvas, which would produce all actions on a client and sent the prepared image as base64 string on a server. Besides the acceleration of work and unloading of server, it similarly will allow us to change user’s profile image on a page at once, without the need to load it from a server. Read more…
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Nov
2011
On 24, Nov 2011 | 12 Comments | In Freebies, Themes, WordPress | By AndrewG
20 Free Responsive WordPress Themes
by AndrewG
It seems that in the world of web design and development everyone is talking about the hottest topic of the present time – Responsive web design. As there is a growing necessity for people to interact with the web by using various devices, starting with mobile phones and ending up with tablets and notebooks, a question of responsive design becomes very urgent. Thereby, we’ve decided to search through the web to find the best and high-quality themes that WordPress community currently offers us for free download. In this blog post we’ve compiled WordPress themes with responsive layouts that you might want to try for improving your web site. Read more…
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Nov
2011
On 22, Nov 2011 | No Comments | In Coding, JavaScript/Ajax, Tutorials/Tips | By TheShock
JavaScript F.A.Q: Part 2
by TheShock
Previously I’ve posted the article JavaScript F.A.Q: Part 1, which contains very useful information on JavaScript, and now I would like to continue with some more new and interesting questions and answers to them. Read more…
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Nov
2011
On 16, Nov 2011 | 2 Comments | In Coding, HTML5/CSS3, jQuery, Meet the Designer, Web Design | By AndrewG
Meet the Designer – Interview with Alessio Atzeni
by AndrewG
Today we present to our readers an interview with web designer and front-end developer – Alessio Atzeni. He is a passionate web designer specializing in XHTML, CSS and Javascript web development, and each site he develops is built to be search engine friendly. Read more…
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Nov
2011
On 15, Nov 2011 | 5 Comments | In Coding, Graphics, HTML5/CSS3 | By AndrewG
Collection of Famous Logos in Pure CSS
by AndrewG
Would you believe the fact that it’s possible to create different logos only with the use of CSS, if somebody told you this about five years ago? But now when everything develops and changes in no time, we take it for granted. If previously it was possible to create a logo in Photoshop or with the help of JavaScript, then now only using your coding skills you can create a really amazing and very realistic logos! So, if you are interested and want to get inspired, then check out our handpicked Collection of Famous Logos in Pure CSS. Read more…
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Nov
2011
On 12, Nov 2011 | 3 Comments | In Coding, HTML5/CSS3, Tutorials/Tips | By Denis Bobrovnikov
How to Create Progress Bar with CSS3
by Denis Bobrovnikov
Today we will recreate a progress-bar from the Adobe® Flash® Player settings program with the help of CSS3, using gradients and shadows. Read more…






