Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Tuesday, 26 August 2014


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You have ruined HTML
Yes. You. You and you alone. It's all your fault. Now, go pick up that mess you left. (more: Danny Tupenny)
Why the JavaScript world is still waiting for Node.js 1.0
Looking at the version history for Node looks a little like they're trying to graph an asymptote: closer and closer, but never reaching 1.0. (more: ReadWrite)
Object-oriented JavaScript for C# Developers
It's always handy to have a translation guide if you're heading to a foreign land. (more: Barbarian meets coding)
After 5
More proof of widespread ADHD in our industry. HTML 5 isn't even out yet, and people are making plans for the next version. (more: Robin Berjon)
Introducing BareKit: A bare minimum responsive framework
For those who fit into the "Bootstrap is too big" camp, but still want something to use as a foundation (Oh, yeah, for those of the "Foundation is too big" camp as well) (more: appendTo)
RestSharp
OK, not new-new, but it was new to me, so you're getting it. This is a library for accessing REST services with .NET clients. Sure, you could use JSON.net, but this is a nice higher-level tool. (more: RestSharp)
How to test your site locally with Modern.IE
Modern.IE provides a great set of tools to analyze your websites, either online or offline, in order to detect compatibility issues and possible improvements. Thanks to this local version you can test your projects before they go live, so can avoid looking silly in front of your users and clients. (more: SitePoint)

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