material.angularjs.org

...to the Polymer project's paper elements collection. Our goal is to provide a set of AngularJS-native UI elements that implement the material design system...

github.com

jQuery plugin that makes it easy to dynamically add and remove records when using ActiveRecord's nested attributes.

dev.housetrip.com

Introducing Trailer from HouseTrip, a simple menu bar app that helps you manage your GitHub pull requests. It’s one feature we felt was lacking from our workflow...

visualpharm.com

Icons Sizes for Windows, MacOS X, iOS, Android and Linux. It's a mess...

makandra dev
github.com

...Coffeescript classes. Other than most homegrown approaches, this one allows you to keep using super...

divshot.com

...Angular 1.2, currently in release candidate form, provides an overhaul of Angular's animation system and makes it spectacularly easy to bring your interface to life...

kumailht.com

...area they occupy. This is different from media queries which always refer to the screen width, not the element's width...

gaslight.co

...projects with a Rails backend. It’s been a great experience. I wanted to share a few things we learned that we hope are helpful to others building Angular on...

hagenburger.net

...with all of Nico's choices, but I applaud his approach to compile a simple and short list of rules...

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github.com

Extends the Chrome WebInspector so you can debug AngularJS applications and hunt down performance issues. It's really, really good...

weblog.rubyonrails.org

Rails 4.0 is finally ready after a thorough process of betas and release candidates. It's an amazing new version...

igvita.com

About Chrome's network stack and optimizations to load web pages faster...

prismjs.com

...new lightweight, extensible syntax highlighter, built with modern web standards in mind. It’s a spin-off from Dabblet and is tested there daily by thousands...

rubysource.com

Let’s take a look at what you need to do to get your app ready for Rails 4.

davidwalsh.name

David Walsh from Mozilla shows how to fire 'DOM changed' events from CSS. No need for JS to observe DOM mutation events or check the DOM manually – simply put: no...

blog.pivotal.io

...track of where you actually are in your code? No problem: Calling "l=" will show you the current file and line. That's a lower-case L and an equals...

"where" (or "backtrace") will give you the debugger call stack, including current file and line as well. It can be quite long...

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yconst.com

...at­tempt to ar­range it's childr­en in a layout that makes opt­im­al use of scre­en space, by "pack­ing" them in a tight ar­range­ment

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bitbucket.org

Makes a robust determination of a user's timezone through Javascript.

blog.teamtreehouse.com

Randy Hoyt is presenting a way to display something (e.g. products) in a grid. It's responsive, too...

adobe.com

Holly Schinsky from Adobe shows some of Bootstrap's capabilities. The combination of explanation, screenshots and source code makes it easy to understand

makandra dev
davidwalsh.name

CSS transitions make your responsive websites smoother and more professional. It's easy and already there. Use it...

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github.com

pjax loads HTML from your server into the current page without a full reload. It's ajax with real permalinks, page titles, and a working back button that fully degrades...

makandra dev
ruby-lang.org

It's the last bugfix release. We will get another year of security fixes, then no more patches...

blog.avisi.nl

On case-insensitive file systems like Mac's HFS+ (per default – you may change this, but it won't work for all programs), git won't recognize when you change...