January 17th, 2012 |
by akoelewijn |
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open standards, oss, web
I’m working on a small javascript library to use svg drawings for presentations. This would allow you to display a single svg drawing similar to normal presentations on slideshare or speakerdeck. You can see the current state here: SVG Presenter test. I wanted to see if you can use webfonts in an svg drawing in [...]
May 30th, 2009 |
by akoelewijn |
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open standards, web
I’ve just been watching the google wave presentation. Pretty amazing application, it’ll probably scare the hell out of a number of communication software providers. But what’s even more amazing is that it’s almost entirely build using HTML 5. Just one feature needs the Google Gears plugin: drag and drop of desktop resources to the web-page. [...]
February 4th, 2009 |
by akoelewijn |
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web
Just a simple tip, if you’re just starting out with css. I see a lot of html developers adding ids or class names on every html tag they want to target in their stylesheet. This is really not necessary. You can combine tags in your css rules. Simple example: suppose you want to style your [...]