Curtain.js allows you to create a web page with multiple fixed panels that unroll with an amusing effect – Exactly like a curtain rises. To navigate, you can use your keyboard instead the scrollbar or your mousewheel to navigate into the document. Homepage: http://curtain.victorcoulon.fr/ from Co
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Besides being a beautiful, easy to use and powerful platform by itself, WordPress is also loved because of it’s high level of customization and optimization. Plugins are the best way to optimize and enrich your WordPress blog. And it’s not limited to performance only. The plugins WordPress offers ra
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Advertise here with BSA Tooltips are tiny user interface elements which are very useful in displaying information "on request" without breaking the attention/focus. WRD had previously featured qTip and it now has a new version, qTip2, with lots of improvements and new, exciting features. The plu
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The thought of building a website from scratch and then trying to get people to visit it might be daunting for a novice. There’s a steep learning curve to climb – design, code, domains, hosting, security, SEO. This is probably why more small businesses are now putting more time and attention into t
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html5sql is a light JavaScript module that makes working with the HTML5 Web Database a whole lot easier. Its primary function is to provides a structure for the SEQUENTIAL processing of SQL statements within a single transaction. This alone greatly simplifies the interaction with the database howeve
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Advertise here with BSA bgStretcher is a jQuery plugin that proportionally resizes the background-image to fill the entire viewport. It can be used with a single image just for the resizing feature or multiple images as a slideshow. The slideshow can be browsed with pagination and prev-next butt
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I've been using SASS for pretty much everything I do recently. Here's some musings on the journey. From hold-ups, to trip-ups, to turn-offs. From apps and teams to workflows and syntax. You Gotta Work Locally The biggest contributor to me getting on the bandwagon was giving up my going-commando li
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If you're looking to add change tracking to a Web app, you might want to take a look at Ice from the CMS group at the New York Times. Ice (or Ice.js) is an implementation of change tracking for any content-editable element on the Web. It can track changes (inserts, deletes) from multiple users, and
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It goes without saying that we use Rails a lot here at 37signals. Often times, when we look at a problem, we turn to Rails or something similar, because when you have a high-performance precision screwdriver, everything starts to look like a finely engineered screw. Sometimes, what you really need i
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Sencha Designer 2 Now Supports Sencha Touch Sencha Designer 2 Beta features support for Sencha Touch and Ext JS JavaScript frameworks.Download Sencha Designer 2 beta today We’re thrilled to announce that Sencha Designer 2 Beta is available for download! Designer 2 makes it easier than ever to bui
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Yesterday, on stage at An Event Apart Atlanta, I announced Pears: an open source WordPress theme for creating your own markup & style pattern library. I wanted to create my own database repository of commonly used patterns and figured the tool might be useful for others as well. Breaking interfaces
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Let's start by getting this out of the way: I'm a nerd. This post includes some info that exposes me as a nerd. There. That's done. I'm going to tell you a short story about how I bought the original Halo for the 3rd time (I have a problem), and how it perfectly illustrates a conflict between busin
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Advertise here with BSA From the creators of BundleHunt.com and Noupe.com, a new design dialogue just launched today Dolody.com. Dolody (@dolody) is a weekly design magazine that brings together the latest (and, yes, the greatest) tutorials, articles, freebies & webcasts on the topics of UX and U
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