Reveal.js is a little JavaScript library that I’ve posted about before on here. It’s pretty cool for doing presentation-like stuff. The headline is pretty funny though: “Better Than PowerPoint.” Most things are.
Presentations With Reveal.js and HTML5: Better Than PowerPoint
While this is obviously an exercise in showing off what can be done via offline-only viewing mode in modern HTML5 browsers, it’s a cool thought exercise demonstrating the power of offline / service workers forced focus on the web.
There are a bunch of JavaScript frameworks and helpers out there to make animations cooler and better on the web. This one seems to check both the boxes.
This is a cool little combination of CSS and JavaScript to have a small list grid item image transition to its full-size version of the image in its final positioned spot.
Anyway, Litmus, a great web-based testing suite for HTML email puts out an Email Client Market Share report on a semi-regular basis. It’s interesting to see the current state of things.
A guy on my team today shared this, and I had to immediately share as well. Regular Expression (RegEx) is […]
This exploit is over a year old, but I just now came across it. Messing around with a security plugin […]