Some links for light reading (2/03/10)
- The Future Of CSS Typography
- Understanding CSS3 and CSS2.1 Border Properties
- Designing collections for the web
- Is your site hacked? New Message Center notifications for hacking and abuse
- Social Tagging and the Enterprise: Does Tagging Work at Work?
- Visualizing time series data embedded in tweets
- Introducing EnhanceJS: A smarter, safer way to apply progressive enhancement
- Implementing font-face
- My biggest mistakes
- Freedom of Choice
- !important is Actually Useful (in Print Style Sheets)
- Keep Your Font Stacks from Falling Over
- 50 Useful Coding Techniques (CSS Layouts, Visual Effects and Forms)
- Documenting Standards in IE
- Training the Butterflies: Interview with Scott Berkun
- Accent Folding for Auto-Complete
Date: 3 March 2010
Author: Russ Weakley
Category: Links for light reading, News
Tags: , css3, font-face, js, tagging
BTW, the post on the WSG list had a link to last week’s links instead of this week’s.
@Rob, yes, sent out at around 4:30am so I was a little spaced out. Apologies for that! You obviously found the right post though