We are dedicated to support SilverStripe, the relatively new and very well designed Content Management System. We can develop your sites, your web apps and mobile sites with this great piece of technology. It supports easy extensibility and has great template support. Furthermore, it is a New Zealand made and Free and Open Source Software.
We're proudly announcing Web Development to be the main focus of this company. The web is a fast growing platform that is accessible from anywhere. Mobile, the desktop, your TV and any device that can display web pages like google.com.
Deployment of applications on a server is always an issue for developers of applications that need to be installed in some way. Applications like this include specifically web applications built with or on top of Drupal, SilverStripe, Symfony or other PHP web application frameworks.
Here my simple and short jQuery plugin template. Hope it helps with plugin development. It has all the recommended settings (from docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Authoring):
In HTML5 Mastery Anselm Bradford and Paul Haine present the complete set of new elements that HTML5 has to offer.
Today, I attended this workshop @ webstock: http://estelle.github.com/CSS-Workshop
At work I've written this jQuery plugin. It's only 2KB big and turns your normal radio buttons into images, you can set any images you like for src, checked and hover. Simply attach the configuration to your html input field as the class attribute as a JavaScript like object. I know you might want to attach a class to your radio buttons, but this is how far it currently is.
This is to document some CSS tricks and quirks that can be used to optimize a site's look. This post aims at documenting all the little tricks that I found out through the Internet or by myself for easy reference.