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Bookmarks for February 8th from 20:16 to 20:16
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These are my links for February 8th from 20:16 to 20:16:
Sun Tzu Quotes –
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Have you ever been to a website where there is so much going on you almost start convulsing? There is a thin line between having good on site search engine optimziation and way too much. I often times visit websites where the footer has hundreds of links mashed in between content followed up with even [...]
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Beautiful Motion Graphics Created With Programming: Showcase, Tools and Tutorials
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When you hear the word “creative”, what type of profession comes to mind? Maybe a graphic designer, painter, sculptor, illustrator, or writer? It’s unlikely that you would consider a “programmer” when thinking of creative fields of work. But programmers have the potential to be creative and come up with ideas or concepts that [...]
The new site allows buyers to contact the creators to request customizations….
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Illustrators 51 by the Society of Illustrators
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This 51st volume of the Society of Illustrators’ annual continues the new approach of the society to showcase the year’s best illustration.
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3D Photoshop Object Projects and Tutorials – Part II
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More 3D for Fun and Function
In our last article we presented some nifty examples of what you can do with Photoshop in creating your own 3D objects. There are literally thousands of PS objects that you can download from the Internet, but the process of making your own Photoshop 3D items is not only fun [...]
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Weave Sync: New APIs and Resources for Developers
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Editor’s note: On Feb 5, Mozilla Labs released new Weave Sync APIs and resources for developers. For more details, check out Ragavan Srinivasan’s blog announcement, reposted below.
Last week we announced that the Weave Sync add-on for Firefox is now generally available to seamlessly bridge your desktop and mobile Firefox experiences.
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In this post, I want to share some examples of the progress going on in the SVG Working Group. Microsoft recently joined the SVG Working Group, and other members (Mozilla, Apple and Opera among others) welcomed us warmly. I’m hopeful about the ways that SVG (both its current direction and future potential) could make the [...]
Nate got his start in WebKit with helping to upstream Javascript bindings for the Chromium port into WebKit. During that work, he learned much about WebKit style as well as getting to know the bindings quite well. Since then, he continued to do a prodigious amount with the bindings and improved them in many ways. [...]
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YUI Theater — Douglas Crockford: “Crockford on JavaScript — Volume 1: The Early Years”
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In the first part of Douglas Crockford’s five-part series on the JavaScript programming language, he explores the historical context from which JavaScript emerged. But he begins with a little bit of his own history, relating his efforts as a child to build a homemade computer:
I found some pieces of particle board and a saw [...]












