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Monday, 20 October 2008

Ah, those were the days – back in early 2007 and relatively new to the world of blogging, I used to bash out articles on my first blog miLienzo.com almost on a daily basis. Some articles, admittedly, better than others.
Now time has moved on and six months after launching my new site – the one you’re reading now – I have posted on miLienzo.com only three times. And I’m ashamed to admit this, but there are almost 200 unpublished comments. Yes, 200!
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Monday, 7 April 2008
I have been blogging for well over a year now and along the way I’ve discovered many fantastic design and creativity blogs. I’ve wanted to thank the authors for their commitment for a long time now, so consider this post an official tip of the hat and slap on the back from me.
Some of the blogs I list below I am an active commenter on and know the authors personally – others I am a silent but appreciative lurker. One thing all these blogs have in common is that in some way over the past twelve months they have inspired me. [Read more →]
So, you want cross-browser RGBa support, huh? Well, now you can with my new Compass plugin, rgbapng. Read on to find out more.
As web standards evangelists fall over themselves to point out the hypocrisy of Apple’s Safari-only HTML5 web-standards showcase, I wonder if the liberal use of the term HTML5 means something else?
Today I released a new jQuery plugin called Smart Ass Login Values. It’s a plugin for adding default values to login form fields – like in situations where there can be no text label.
What can only be described as an ee-shit-storm kicked off today, when an ExpressionEngine developer called Alex Gordon released a forked version of the popular EE extension, FF Matrix.
Yesterday Microsoft released to the world a platform preview of IE9. I’m sure you’ve read all about it by now, so what do we all think?
“RT @albertlo: Checking out AirDropper that lets Dropbox users securely requests files from anyone, looking very useful: http://bit.ly/dxKcob”
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