Back from a brilliant day at #SOTB3 – I just found this video (sorry, it’s flash) via Peter Wood: Seb was brilliant as ever, live coding and getting the browser evangelists to battle each other :) enjoy :)
How many times do you correct your British spelling in your CSS?
Too often ;-) Here’s a brilliant idea by Visual Idiot to solve this problem: spiffingCSS ~ this will make you laugh :) (warning: auto play for audio)
Following a tweet from @brucel earlier – having a look at theuselessweb.com – I came across this beautiful little play with D3. I had seen this ages ago and absolutely love it ;) Way too complex for my poor little brain to fully understand – it’s just amazing to see what can be done ;-)
If you have time to waste – you might also want to have a look at the site Bruce mentions in his tweet – but be warned, while there are a few gems inbetween which might be useless but are delightful nonetheless – others will make your eyes hurt :P
As you will surely have seen by now – the wonderful codepen is an amazing tool and source of inspiration all rolled into one lovely site :) And it just got even better ~ with a new bookmarklet introduced – your coding possibilities will be endless & more fun :) continue reading ➤
Like A Rounded Corner (Bruce and The Standardettes)
@brucel:
I heard Glen Campbell’s “Like A Rhinestone Cowboy” on the radio and began absent-mindedly singing “Like a rounded corner” to it. I realised that the original is about a washed-up old country singer, and began thinking of a washed-up old web designer, putting rounded corners, shadows, gradients etc everywhere in lieu of design or inspiration, and without all the necessary vendor prefixes,