Code with Coffee
Online dev tools are growing rapidly with a larger audience of new and experienced developers. One such area is code generation with more specific code generators focusing on particulars like CSS3 prefixes or animated effects. Continue reading
Vivus.js is the best way to bring core SVG animation to your images without building the motion into SVG files. You can setup JavaScript snippets with no dependencies as the animations all run with pure JavaScript. Continue reading
The Concise CSS framework is a completely free open source lightweight option for frontend developers. It’s written in Sass for the modern developer who can’t part from his/her favorite preprocessor. Continue reading
Adobe MAX has revealed some incredible new programs and updates to older ones. Adobe users are chattering on about these features and about how they’ll impact creative workflows. Continue reading
Web & mobile app designers rely on tools to expedite their workflow. Thankfully the number of useful tools has skyrocketed over the past few years where we can expect to find helpful resources for almost everything. Continue reading
It often requires effort to search around and find just the right tutorial to fill your void. And it’s never an easy task to learn if the writer or instructor doesn’t teach properly. Continue reading
Desktop software like Photoshop or GIMP can be useful for compressing images. But these tools are not automatic and they require some knowledge of image manipulation. Continue reading
Previewing a new design can help to frame your concept in perspective. It can show what you’re doing that works, what might not be working, and how the final product should look. Continue reading
Intern is a self-proclaimed JavaScript library for managing test cases. It’s not just a way of reading code language – it’s actually a library made for humans. Continue reading
The jQuery repository jquer.in is perhaps the best place to find brand new jQuery plugins. Continue reading