At the beginning of July 2012 I wrote an article about a custom [placeholder] solution we integrated at XING. The idea was to have placeholders that should still be visible when focused (see “placeholder – Custom solution vs. native HTML5 feature”). As mentioned in that article, Chrome at one point natively handled what we implemented Continue Reading…
A new year. And here you get some good and interesting articles. Today: GIF, Remote browser control, Firefox OS, Favicon, User Input and more.
The last time in 2012 I want to share some interesting articles. Today: jQuery, mod_pagespeed, Method Bound, UX, translate (performance), WebKit, Fastbook, browser prefixes, AngularJS, SEO, CSS animation
The end of year approximates and still there are so many interesting articles. I wanna share some I collected over the past few weeks. Today: AngularJS, MVC, __proto__, Firefox OS and more…
My trip to Berlin was only brief but nonetheless a great success. On the sixth and seventh of October, 44 talks were held over 2 days and presented on 2 stages (the production hall and the “bubble”) in the “Alte Münze”. The bubble was a fun transparent room made of plastic which was filled with Continue Reading…
Articles I found on the web during the past days and weeks. Today: HTML5, MVC, Windows 8 & Internet Explorer 10, SASS, WebKit and more…
Website texts serve to provide information and we have various HTML elements available to give texts “more meaning”. That could of course be a paragraph, a header, a list, a blockquote tag, a link or – thanks to HTML5 – a navigation, a footer, an article or one of the other elements. From a machine Continue Reading…
What we experienced at one of Europe’s biggest frontend conferences. The fifth annual Fronteers conference took place on October 4 and 5 in the Netherlands. The organizers chose Pathé Tuschinski as the venue, which is an old movie theater in Amsterdam that has been beautifully designed in the Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles. The schedule Continue Reading…
Again we want to share some articles from the past weeks. Today: AngularJS, Cache, Responsive design, Device testing, Content Security Policy, “data-” attributes and more
In the US they have already this movement which is now swapping over step by step to Europe: Meetups. Meetups are kind of “mini-conferences” about a special topic organized by volunteers and take place regulary in bigger rooms of companies in the evening of a working day. At XING for example we regulary host the Continue Reading…