One of the most often overlooked features of CSS transitions is the ability to specify a cubic-bezier timing function. This is because you get a bunch of easing options out of the standards-based box: ease, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out, linear. These … Continue reading
Mark Pilgrim wrote this great online book “Dive into HTML5” that you should check out. It’s being released by O’Reilly as “HTML5: Up and Running“. I’m not sure how different the physical copy will be from the online version, but … Continue reading
Check this article out: iPad HTTP Debugging with Charles This approach is extremely useful and has saved me a lot of time. Also, the same tutorial works for the iPhone too. Once you have Charles set up to work with your … Continue reading
When I animate elements in jQuery I often find myself looking for a little something more than the default “swing” and “linear” values. So to spice things up, I usually download this jQuery easing plugin. Once you include it in … Continue reading
