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diversions.nfshost.com/blog
My Diversions
My Diversions Notes on things I?m thinking and doing Skip to content About « Older posts More SMH Bashing May 17, 2010 ? 10:43 pm I read an interesting article in the SMH a few days ago about a technique for preparing children to learn to read by increasing their ?phonemic awareness?. The first thing I think when I read about any innovation is ?does it really work?? ? the evidence was addressed by a single paragraph: After 13 weeks of the
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behance.net/rafaellanunes
Rafaella Nunes on the Behance Network
For the past few years, i've been specializing in designing classic movies DVD covers. That includes designing the cover, the packaging, and sometimes a movie poster.The roughest and longest part of the job is editing and coloring the B&W images - and this is what I like doing the most
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weblogs.mozillazine.org/lilmatt
lilmatt's blog
lilmatt's blog January 14, 2010 Quick Hax: throbber/spinner with true alpha channel After showing this hack to a friend, he suggested I blog about it so others could both use it and optimize it. Today, I needed a throbber/spinner icon for a project. The standard way of doing this is with animated GIFs. They're widely supported, and have been around since like Netscape 1.1. The only rub is that transparent GIFs don't have true transparency. You just pick one colour to be "knocked out" when it's
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jonkruger.com/blog
Jon Kruger?s Blog
Skip to content Skip to search - Accesskey = s Jon Kruger Better, faster, cheaper Home About Me TDD Boot Camp Contact About Me I am an independent software developer in Columbus, OH, doing things like Ruby on Rails, .NET, Agile, TDD, and whatever else I can find that will help develop high quality software faster and cheaper. This blog is my story of striving to become a better developer every day. Follow me on... Send me an email! Categories .NET Agile Architecture ASP.NET MVC AutoHotKey BDD
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slagwerks.com/blog
Joe?s Amazing Technicolor Weblog
Joe?s Amazing Technicolor Weblog Functional Tests in RefineryCMS 1.0 June 24th, 2011 The Refinery CMS is apparently the most used chunk of CMS code in the rails ecosystem. Version 1.0 came out recently, and one of the recent changes involved the authentication system. Previously, Refinery had bundled authlogic; now it?s using Devise. If you?re not doing anything worth testing on the admin side, the authlogic / Devise switch doesn?t make a difference. Still, there is one