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:nth-of-type(n)
As our web builds have moved more toward HTML5 and CSS3, I have noticed some selectors cropping up more and more in my work. One of the ones I find myself using most often is :nth-of-type.
Ludum Dare
It's supposed to be a new TFI this week (and last week (and the week before)) but I've been a little too busy of late to put it together. My excuse this week is that I'm doing Ludum Dare this weekend and have been mainly focusing on prep work for that - by that I mean making sure I've got the tools for the job, the fuel for the job and enough rations that I don't have to leave the house until monday. Everything is ready and I'm all set to get started. I've set up a new Tumblr account so you can follow my progress.
MonoTouch and OpenGL: Part 2 Rendering Images
Last time I talked about MonoTouch and getting started with OpenGL development on the iPhone. We got as far as preparing OpenGL for 2D development by setting up our view port size and co-ordinate space.
Don't believe everything you read...
I've seen this image crop up on social media a few times over the last couple of weeks. It's great table, showing some data very clearly, and is easily understood. One problem though is that it is an absolute pack of lies.
MonoTouch and OpenGL
Recently I've been working a lot with MonoTouch from Xamarin and OpenGL ES, or rather the OpenTK bindings that come with MonoTouch.
The other social network...
Don't worry, this is not a rant about new twitter - which I actually quite like.
Snippets: Accented Characters
This is a quick and dirty PHP hack which will convert accented characters to their non-accented version (e.g. á to a). It relies on the HTML entity starting with the unaccented character. It's highly volatile and likely to fail as it will convert & and other characters that you may not want converted.
Full Frontal 2011
There was a contest after Full Frontal to write a blog post about the conference and be in with a chance to win a couple of tickets for next year's event. The deadline was the end of November so I may have missed that… Full Frontal had an interesting line up and venue – the ever good Duke of Yorks cinema in Brighton who provided free coffee and pastry treats throughout the day. Fruit was provided by Prem at Dharma Fly which is a nice touch for a conference of geeks. Prem also hosts the fortnightly AsyncJS meet up, which is worth checking out if you're ever in Brighton.
Snippets: Unique Id
A very simple function for creating a unique id in JavaScript.
Working with Internet Explorer 6
There is a phrase often uttered by clients. A phrase so nefarious that it makes developers weep, bawl, and ultimately rage.
