JavaScript OOP Techniques

Posted on July 7th, 2008, by Cristian in Javascript & Jquery

Although JavaScript is classless, we can still create an instantiate objects using a few different techniques. To demonstrate how to construct a JavaScript ‘class’, here are three examples below which are all essentially equivalent.

var test = new App();
var test2 = new App2();
var test3 = new App3();

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128 Completely Free Icons

Posted on July 4th, 2008, by Cristian in Design

A Set of 128 Free Icons (.png, 48×48px) ready for your blog, website or any other web application. The collection includes social media icons such as: Design Float, Digg, Delicious, Furl, Technorati, Flickr, Stumble Upon, Twitter & Many more…

I don’t know why they didn’t include also 16×16px icons, so we don’t need to resize and lose quality …. anyway free to download:

http://wefunction.com/2008/07/function-free-icon-set

Say no to IE 6 and upgrade your browser!

Posted on July 2nd, 2008, by Cristian in Blogging

Save A Developer. Upgrade Your Browser.

A campaign initiated by Savethedevelopers.org and it focuses on assisting users in upgrading their Internet Explorer 6 web browser. The campaign will result in former IE 6 users having a more enjoyable experience on the web while (hopefully) creating a less stressful and complicated environment for web developers by hastening the retirement of an outdated browser.

Join The Movement

If you’d like to support the cause, you may do so by going door to door urging the inhabitants of your town to upgrade their browsers. Alternatively, you can place a call to our browser detection/upgrade recommendation script on your site to show your support:

<script src="http://www.savethedevelopers.org/say.no.to.ie.6.js"></script>

I really appreciate the campaign and I joint it! IE6 "bugs" has become a really big issue when I’m developing websites.

What do you think about the campaing?

Variables in CSS?

Posted on July 1st, 2008, by Cristian in Xhtml & CSS

How long have you wanted to name colors and such in your CSS instead of having to use search and replace (which breaks if you share the same colors ?

Thanks to Daniel Glazman and David Hyatt we have a proposal .

@variables { CorporateLogoBGColor: #fe8d12; }

div.logoContainer { background-color: var(CorporateLogoBGColor ); }

I expect CSS Variables to receive a very positive feedback from community and browser vendors and get implemented in all browsers!

WebKit now has an experimental implementation of CSS variables : You can test this feature using a WebKit nightly.

24 Unforgettable Advertisements

Posted on June 29th, 2008, by Cristian in Internet

Why should ads be boring?

Check out this collection of unforgettable advertisements from around the world.

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