ASCII animations in 1 line of #JS. #JavaScript is really the assembler of the Web
Category: Web
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Masonry, a Cascading grid layout library is used in the theme I currently use (Carton). Shall use it for my forthcoming “Basilica” Theme
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I want to dive a little into WordPress codebase but modern PHP is quite a different language from what I’ve learned – albeit a little – way ago, so long ago that WordPress didn’t even existed then. Beside reading the obvious official documentation, I’ve discovered that the almighty O’Really seems not to have a recent book on PHP, or a book about recent PHP either. As books from Packt publishing quite often turns out to be “quite shallow”, I’ve been looking for info the good old way, namely IRC channels. They told me these little gems:
Well, they really look the right documentation for me.
Eiffel, Liberty Eiffel, Web
Random WebAssembly links
Some WebAssembly links to study (to implement LibertyEiffel to WebAssembler):
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I shall read it as soon as I return to my house. Eiffel cannot lose this train
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Hotjar Features – Connect All The Dots With One Powerful Solution.
Sorgente: Hotjar Features – Connect All The Dots With One Powerful Solution.
Visualize behavior – Understand what users want, care about and do on your site by visually representing their clicks, taps and scrolling behavior – which are the strongest indicators of visitor motivation and desire.
Documentations, Web
Little, hidden gems.
I was looking for a Tiny Core image with Firefox preinstalled, found this spartan web page: Marketplace – Firefox – GNS3 That has a hidden gem in it: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/gns-3/Qemu%20Appliances/linux-tinycore-linux-6.4-firefox-33.1.1-2.img A bootable image with a pretty recent web browser. It’s always useful.
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Mathics: A free, light-weight alternative to Mathematica
Themes, Web
Amazing Templates
Reading source code of nice webpages is a really good practice! See what I have discovered reading the HTML5 code of the website of my cousin: HTML5 UP! Responsive HTML5 and CSS3 Site Templates designed by @n33co and released under the Creative Commons license. Some of them is awesome, all are beautiful and worthy of…
