2010
David DeSandro: jQuery Masonry
by 5 others (via)Masonry is a layout plugin for jQuery. Think of it as the flip side of CSS floats. Whereas floating arranges elements horizontally then vertically, Masonry arranges elements vertically then horizontally according to a grid. The result minimizes vertical gaps between elements of varying height, just like a mason fitting stones in a wall.
2009
Modernizr
by 13 others (via)Faruk Ateş :
What makes Modernizr different from a lot of other, existing approaches is that it doesn’t use any UserAgent sniffing at all—in fact, Modernizr was partially designed and developed precisely to put an end to UA sniffing. It is a bad, unsafe and unreliable practice so the more alternatives we have to do it right, the better.
2008
How to get Cross Browser Compatibility Every Time
by 6 othersAnthony Short | Web Design & Development
Table-Based Layout Is The Next Big Thing
by 3 others (via)La compet' Acid3 est déjà terminée. Temps de réviser notre CSS2.
Dean Edwards: IE7.js version 2.0 (beta)
by 3 others (via)Première version beta (la précédente datait d'août 2005 !).
Le script a été refondu en 2 parties : IE7.js + IE8.js
2007
IEBlog : Internet Explorer 8 and Acid2: A Milestone
by 1 otherLe fait que ce soit annoncé quelque jours après la plainte antitrust d'Opera n'est certainement pas un hasard.
SlickSpeed Selectors Test
by 7 others (via)comparatif des divers frameworks JS - manque la dernière version de JQuery
2006
QuirksBlog: the CSS Redesign by ppk
As I said above, I decided to use only one single CSS file without hacks and without conditional comments. All browsers receive this file, and it's up to them to show my site correctly—or not.
Jérôme Forget
développeur Web et enseignant en multimédia
Tantek's : Four year blogiversary
Since then, it seems none of the W3C working drafts that I mentioned have made it to Recommendation status which is a bit unexpected to say the least. // don't be so disappointed : you could have worked for the HTML WG.
Factor CSS
by 7 others (via)This tool takes a CSS stylesheet on input and produces an almost equivalent stylesheet on output, but with rulesets split, combined, and reordered to "factor out" common declarations.
