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Adobe Launches Free Edge Web Fonts Service
As part of their Edge suite of tools and services, Adobe also launched a web service called Edge Web Fonts that serves fonts for web applications.
A Look at CSS Variables
It’s quite likely, you may wonder why CSS would need variables. But then, with such a rapidly evolving segment of web technology you might be interested in knowing why.
An Intro to Enyo (Part 2): More on Components
In this tutorial we learn how you can wire up individual parts of an Enyo component to make something truly powerful.
Evolving with Responsive Design
You must have heard the term “responsive design” thrown about these days in the realm of web development and design. But what does it mean, and why is it important? We hope we can answer those questions and more.
What You Need to Know About Mozilla’s Firefox OS
Imagine an OS that has only a browser installed, boots straight into it. This is the premise of both Firefox OS and Chrome OS, but the similarities end there.
LESS: A Better way to Code CSS
CSS is awesome, but like all other web standards — heck like all standards every devised — has its own shortcomings. But, you don’t need to be tied to the standards and their shortcomings! As long as the final result is in web standard format, the browser won’t care if you coded your website in assembly, and entered it into your computer using a binary keypad.
Opera 12.5 Build Released; Adds WebKit Prefix Support
The impact of a certain infamous meeting a few months is finally being felt. Opera Software has released a snapshot build of their upcoming Opera 12.5 browser, and among other things it adds support for WebKit prefixed CSS properties.