- Latest Stats Say We’re Building a Fatter, Slower Web
- WordPress Transients API – Practical examples
- Firefox 10 now available for download — Now with new developer tools, “Extended Support Releases” for enterprise use, and extensions that no longer break when you update.
- Warner Bros. Just Keeps Pushing People To Piracy; New Deal Also Delays Queuing — I really do not understand their reasoning behind this. Do they really think people are going to spend $20 on a movie they probably only want to see once? If they wanted to see it that badly, they would have watched it in theaters…
- Redbox refuses to push Warner movie delay to 56 days, will rent flicks as they go on sale
Yearly Archives: 2012
BlogBuzz February 4, 2012
Feb 4, 2012 by Matt | Posted in BlogBuzz No CommentsLearning Curve: It isn’t What You Think it is
Jan 27How many times have you heard the phrase “it has a steep learning curve” in reference to something that is supposed to be difficult? This commonly-used phrase sounds good, but isn’t really logical. Because it’s wrong. A “learning curve” is a visual device used…
BlogBuzz January 21, 2012
Jan 21Git: The Simple Guide
Jan 19Have you been trying to wrap your head around Git, the version control software that everyone is talking about? It works a little differently than tools like Subversion, so you’ll have to unlearn some habits if you’re familiar with other version control packages. A…
Twitter’s Bootstrap CSS Redesigned to Look Like Facebook
Jan 17I guess it was only a matter of time. Someone has taken Twitter’s Bootstrap CSS project and re-skinned it to look a bit more like Facebook. FBootstrap, as it is called, should be very useful for those who make Facebook applications and enhancements for…
Alternatives to GitHub
Jan 11GitHub is great for open source projects, but the lack of free private repositories can be limiting for projects that you would rather not be shared with the entire world. While it does make sense to pay for a tool if you use it…
JSFiddle: A Playground for Web Developers
Jan 5JSFiddle is a sort of interactive pastebin site that I’ve been finding useful lately. It features three panes for entering HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and a fourth where the resulting output is rendered. If you save the workspace, it generates a URL like http://jsfiddle.net/fLP64/…
Best of 2011
Jan 1Well, it’s been another year of blogging. 2011 was a pretty busy year for me, and I got a few fun projects done. Minimus, my free Mac application for easily compressing CSS and JavaScript, is one such thing. Anyway, now’s the time when I…
