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Downloadify – Chrome Extension om MP3's te downloaden uit Spotify
Op Tweakers is een interessant artikel te lezen over de Chrome extensie Downloadify. Met deze extensie is het mogelijk om muziek uit Spotify te downloaden in MP3 formaat. Deze bestanden zijn DRM-vrij.
Karakter als CSS lijsticoon
Tijdens mijn werk liepen we tegen de situatie aan dat het wenselijk was om in een design geen standaard lijsticoon te gebruiken, maar ook geen afbeelding. De wens was om een ASCII code character te gebruiken. Ik riep dat kan niet. Of toch wel...
SSH connection failure: Connection refused op de Nokia N9
SSH connection failure: Connection refused
Een melding die ik iets te hardnekkig kreeg op de Nokia N9. Nu niet meer 
Android apps direct op Meego
Android apps direct kunnen draaien op Meego, da's wel een beetje de natte droom voor Nokia N9 eigenaren(ssen). Na allerlei beloften wachten 'we' inmiddels al meer dan een jaar en is er nog steeds niets. Ja, er is Nitdroid, maar da's helemaal Android. En wie wil Android als je Meego hebt.
Iacobien Riezebosch and Rian Rietveld | The WP-Accessible Project | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Iacobien and Rian will talk about accessibility and the WP- Accessible project. The main goals of this project are to help everyone use and maintain an accessible WordPress website.
Hans Christian Reinl | Writing awesome code | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Writing code is hard. Especially when you have to work in a team and everyone writes his or her code differently. As if it wouldn't be hard enough to understand and implement the functionality of an app. To work against barriers of understanding code define how your team writes code. Set up coding guidelines and style guides so you can focus on funcionality. This is not limited to your JavaScript-Code: Give some love to your HTML and CSS as well. As a result you reduce the time you spent doing tasks that are less to your joy and let you focus more on the work that you love.
Peter Müller | A different approach to build systems | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Why is it that every web build system needs you to adapt to its way of working? Why do you have to write manifest files, put files into a specific directory structure and do a lot of manual work to have an optimized production build of your web site. If your browser can see the unoptimized assets in your web page, why shouldn't your build system be able to as well? This will be a very short presentation of the thoughts and decisions behind the node based web optimization framework assetgraph and a demonstration of some of the features it has.
Scott Kosman | Don't Think, Just Play | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
A few simple tips and tricks for getting over your fear of public speaking and/or presenting - something everyone needs to do at some point, regardless of occupation or specialization.
Robbert Broersma | CSS from Scratch | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Implementing CSS in JavaScript in 10 easy steps
Roman Komarov | Use CSS transitions for pseudo-elements right now | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
New CSS properties like transitions, gradients and, of course, pseudo-elements — :before and :after. People use them to create complex things just on a single html element, for some extra decorations without any bloated markup and for so much more.
Jan van Hellemond | The Return of the Carriage Return | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
How we were asked to build a continuous, full-screen, interactive animation for a client and the hilarity that ensued. A tale of feature detection, CSS animations and transitions, scripted animation, hardware acceleration and performance.
Rodney Rehm | Designing API's for usability | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Covering the 3 most important things one needs to consider when building utilities/libraries for others to use. (robustness, simplicity, flexibility)
Marc Hinse | How to improve selector performance when selecting projects | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Fronteers 2012 is alweer een paar weken over. Voor wie het heeft gemist, de video-registraties beginnen binnen te druppelen op Vimeo. Bekijk hieronder "Marc Hinse | How to improve selector performance when selecting projects | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session"
Varvara Stepanova | Frontend evolution at Yandex | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Fronteers 2012 is alweer een paar weken over. Voor wie het heeft gemist, de video-registraties beginnen binnen te druppelen op Vimeo. Bekijk hieronder "Varvara Stepanova | Frontend evolution at Yandex | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session"
Simurai | Flexible Web Apps | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
I'll be starting off by trying to identify the difference (UI wise) between Web Sites and Web Apps. Then I'll be showing how CSS Flexbox greatly simplifies creating Web Apps. Not just by talking about it using slides, but rather through live coding and examples.
Anselm Hannemann | The road to responsive images | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Responsive images are the hot topic this year and we are finally getting to an end. An editor's draft has been written for the W3C. But now you might wanna now, where we go and what to use. I'll give you a quick overview. And show how it could work on devices.
Lennart Schoors | Briccs on tour | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
The idea is to show about 5 short tips/tricks/hints about CSS and HTML – you know, like I do on bricss.net. Haven't yet figured out exactly which 5 subjects I'll pick, but that will also depend on the topics that are circulating in the front-end world around that time...
Philipp Naderer | Concurrent Server-side JS on the JVM | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
10 minutes about RingoJS, a Node.js-like CommonJS environment, which supports threaded JavaScript on the server (aka "Workers").
Eric Eggert | How I stopped worrying and learned to love defaults | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Choosing you defaults is important to have a good workflow. Making decisions all over again is bad for productivity and your lifestyle. In this session you'll learn how thinking about future decisions will improve work and life.
Anton Nemtsev | Some funny tricks you may use in lazy game dev | Fronteers 2012 Jam Session
Usually game development in web use flash, canvas or webgl. But today you may use also CSS with little bit of js. I want to show couple of tricks and explain why CSS sometimes may be good decision.