Neat css filters table
My friend Kent forwards a cool site: “Found this neat table that tells browser support for css and provides hack info.”
My friend Kent forwards a cool site: “Found this neat table that tells browser support for css and provides hack info.”
I really like the way Google organized the Picasa Knowledge Base. Very well done and no clutter.
Inc.com has received a re-design and you can read about it here.
As many of you know, I built a web-based CMS. While my product is aimed mostly at people with an existing site, I recently did some research on web-based site builders, aimed at new sites, and wanted to share my findings with the Brainfuel faithful. I found 4 products and they all look great, especially…
Kent told me about this site called ActiveWidgets and they have a pretty cool data grid that is cool. It basically displays formatted data in a way that looks and acts like Excel. Might be useful someday.
I’m sitting here at BarCamp Phoenix and one of the things I keep hearing is that Ajax has been overused. People think it has been used too much. In a way, I think they’re right. Look at any web app these days and you’ll see a significant rise in Ajax usage. Ajax creates a benefit…
All you Linux geeks please tell me which is better and why: Debian, SuSE or Fedora. I’m going to be installing one of them next week for a web server.