Code Retreat Roundup: GitHub Toolbox
Rob and Rob spent a thrilling day practicing code, and they came back with a cache of GitHub goodness.
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Rob and Rob spent a thrilling day practicing code, and they came back with a cache of GitHub goodness.
Rob has done his homework. He provides a good place to start yours.
The unit tag could be a helpful addition to the HTML5 spec.
Does JavaScript have a place in the world of progressive enhancement? Rob weighs the arguments.
Rob Tarr shares about detecting postion:fixed in the browser—trying to find a solution that will work with iOS 4.
We needed a small, light-weight, cross-browser color picker. So we built one with canvas and a little JavaScript.
As web development is changing, I am finding that I have more JSON APIs than ever before––leaving me with too much code in my Rails controllers.
Tutorial on how to use Gists from GitHub to share code in ExpressionEngine2 content.
Web designers and developers are always willing to scrap over terms like “responsive” and “adaptive.” It’s really the concepts behind these words that are important.
We created this bookmarklet to aid in designing responsive websites. Now you can always know what media query just triggered. Never again will you lose track of where you are.

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