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Isobar North America’s Coding Standards and Frontend development Best Practices

How do I detect when someone shakes an iPhone? – Stack Overflow

Head JS :: The only script in your HEAD

Load scripts like images. Use HTML5 and CSS3 safely. Target CSS for different screens, paths, states and browsers. Make it the only script in your HEAD. A concise solution to universal issues.

lessphp – leaner css in php

essphp is a compiler for LESS written in php.<br />
The entire compiler comes in a single includable class, but an additional command line interface to the compiler is included. See the quick start for basic usage.

Less Framework 3

Google Code Blog: Google Analytics Launches Asynchronous Tracking

Today we're excited to announce our new Google Analytics Asynchronous Tracking Code snippet as an alternative way to track your websites! It provides the following benefits:<br />
- Faster tracking code load times for your web pages due to improved browser execution<br />
- Enhanced data collection & accuracy<br />
- Elimination of tracking errors from dependencies when the JavaScript hasn't fully loaded

20+ Open Source iPhone Applications To Learn From

Unter anderem WordPress, Last.fm und MobileSynth

PHP UTF-8 cheatsheet – developer.loftdigital.com

There are a number of great articles online about UTF-8 and how it works – Joel Spolski's comes to mind – but very few about how to actually get it working with PHP and iron out all the bugs. So, here to save you the time we put in, is a quick cheatsheet and info about a few common issues.

PHP PSD Reader – PHP Classes

PHP comes with built-in support to read and write images in many formats using the GD library. However, it does not support the Photoshop image format: PSD.<br />
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This class fill partly that void by reading Photoshop PSD image files and creating a GD image resource from the Photoshop image bitmaps.

Entering The Wonderful World of Geo Location – Smashing Magazine

Giving the user content that is relevant to the physical space they are in at the moment makes a lot of sense. We are creatures of habit. While we love the reach of the Internet, we also want to be able to find things in our local area easily: people to meet, cafes to frequent, interesting buildings and museums to learn about.