ordered CHAOS

webkitbits:

Jay Robinson posts a great comparison between WebKit’s Web Inspector and Firefox’s Firebug extension.

webkitbits:

Fabio Sasso has created a fantastic demo showcasing what’s possibly using CSS3 and even provides all the code as a download.

(via richjm)

matthewb:

A webapp that “undercoats” your CSS by placing classes and IDs from your HTML into a starter stylesheet. (via Joshua Brewer)

Quite enjoying working on Appengine. I’ll enjoy it more if it results in what it should result in.

Coda 1.6.3 is here, yay!

davidkaneda:

Looks like a nice replacement for SWFObject, as 90% of my web projects use jQuery anyway.

Instapaper drops IE support too, a bold good move. Congratulations.

All designers and developer struggled with the “IE support” phenomenan for years and Microsoft -as ignorant and arrogant as ever- seems just happy to offer the most ridiculous browser on the planet as a free mandatory dose of anti-design pieace of non-sense with its OS, Windows.

Even IE8 seems hopless. In a world where Safari and Firefox are focusing on CSS3 and HTML5, Internet Explorer just gets slower. I remember IE3 when Netscape used to rule. Lessons learnet? With Microsoft never, ever!

They don’t listen to the users. They just listen to the clients who happens to be senior IT executives in gigantic companies. Do they care about user experience, compatibilty issues and etc etc? Apparently not.

I would suggest a nice badge to be designed: “IE support dumped proudly!” so all designers and developers can place it in their proudly IE-support-dumped websites. Put a link for the users to download Firefox and Safari too.

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