I’ve always found that sending creative mockups for web sites and slideshows to clients is a huge pain. Most people settle for bundling up a PDF and emailing it over to their client. This is absolutely not an acceptable practice. Instead, I’d like to propose a solution: WebSlide.
Share your thoughts on “WebSlide — Slideshows for Designers and Clients Alike”.
In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Azul 7 (my day job—check us out) has become Verde 7 to celebrate the occasion. Using jQuery and a whole lot of Irish luck, I helped create a parallax scrolling world full of charms and wishes that you can add to or share with your friends for this upcoming St. Patty's Day.
This is the first of a series of posts related to learning and understanding baseJS: the mobile javascript framework. These posts are intended for anyone familiar with JavaScript who wants to start learning about baseJS and how it can help them develop webapps for the iPhone. In this post, we'll look at Element Selectors and Event Listeners.
Share your thoughts on “Beginning baseJS: Selectors & Events”.
This past fall I was tasked with creating a few iPhone-specific web applications. After doing a lot of research, I found a few issues with the popular JavaScript libraries. The availability of -webkit-transform and -webkit-animation removed any need for an animation library. Second, since the Query Selectors API was available, the need for a complex javascript selectors engine was basically pointless1. And last, every library that I came across, even after minifying, was far too large for the iPhone to cache (24KB limit).
Share your thoughts on “baseJS: A Mobile JavaScript Framework”.
Where the crap have I been? Well, that's actually a simple answer: busy. But don't worry, I definitely haven't been completely neglecting the interwebs—in fact, I think that I have so much in the works that it's going to scare you all quite soon.