Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
DemoCamp Toronto is the show-and-tell for Toronto’s entrepreneurial developers, designers, and marketers. The goal is to see new technology, meet other interesting people in emerging technology, early-stage companies, and making Toronto a better place. The 20th anniversary platinum edition is Continue reading DemoCamp Toronto 20 is May 25th
via Net tuts+ 10 Rare HTML Tags You Really Should Know is a timely reminder (especially since IE 8 is just out), of some basic HTML markup that you really should know. in particular there are several tag you really Continue reading HTML Tags and REL attributes You Really Should Know
via the flickr page of schoschie comes the interesting discovery that Google is using a CSS sprite on it’s Google search pages : I had left styles disabled by accident (from the Develop menu in Safari 4) and was surprised Continue reading Google Search Page with Styles Disabled Reveals CSS Sprites
GreaseMonkey is an add-on to (primarily, but not only) the Mozilla FireFox web browser that lets you run small (javascript) scripts to modify HTML pages on-the-fly, changing how they behave and look. It was originally created by Aaron Boodman (aka Continue reading Greasing the bird : enhancing Twitter with GreaseMonkey
via the New York Times’s Consumed – A Successful Failure – Fail Whale the story of the Twitter Fail Whale that we love and hate, and the an artist and designer Yiying Lu behind it. See the Fail Whale in Continue reading A Successful Failure – Fail Whale
I’ve now upgraded False Positives to the latest WordPress release WordPress 2.7.1, plus a long over due theme change to Thematic, A WordPress Theme Framework (created by Winnipeg’r Ian Stewart. I you are reading this via the RSS feed, come Continue reading Upgraded, themed, evolved and a fix to the FTP issue