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08Jan 2014
It is a challenge for the Web developers always, since they need to read, practice and deliver all the time. You may say life if full of learning, and everyone has to learn. But, what you learn today becomes out dated within a year, or sometimes even within few months in web technology and this becomes a real challenge.
In this Presentation Chris Coyier is trying to arrive for a decent answer. We thought it should be shared in our blog too.
You can see Chris shared some useful links at the end, unfortunately, they aren’t clickable. But Don’t worry, we have given them below as links that you can enjoy.
CSS, HTML and Web programming resources:
CSS-Tricks
http://www.css-tricks.com
CSS Wizardry
http://www.csswizardry.com
Smashing Magazine
http://www.smashingmagazine.com
BRICSS
http://www.bricss.net
Cognition
http://cognition.happycog.com
24 Ways
http://www.24ways.org
NetTuts+
http://net.tutsplus.com
Codrops
http://www.tympanus.com/codrops
Web Platform
http://blog.webplatform.org
Individual who share their thoughts and learning:
Paul Irish
http://www.paulirish.com
Zoe Gillenwater
http://www.zomigi.com
Jeremy Keith
http://www.adactio.com
Estelle Weyl
http://estelle.github.com
Nicolas Zakas
http://www.nczonline.net
Ryan Seddon
http://www.thecssninja.com
Nicole Sullivan
http://www.stubbornella.org/
Rebecca Murphey
http://blog.rebeccamurphey.com
Dave Rupert
http://www.daverupert.com
Tab Atkins
http://www.xanthir.com
Christian Heilman
http://www.christianheilmann.com
ShopTalk
http://www.shoptalkshow.com
Rails Casts
http://www.railscasts.com
The Web Ahead
http://www.5by5.tv/webahead
The Industry
http://www.theindustry.cc
Non Breaking Space
http://www.nonbreakingspace.tv
This Developer’s Life
http://www.thisdeveloperslife.com
The Big Web Show
http://www.5by5.tv/bigwebshow
The East Wing
http://www.theeastwing.net
Build Podcast
http://www.build-podcast.com
BizCraft
http://www.unmatchedstyle.com/bizcraft
Tech Twitters:
Elijah Manor
@elijahmanor
Lea Verou
@leaverou
Mike Taylor
@miketaylr
Divya Manian
@divya
Ethan Marcotte
@rwd
Ben Alman
@cowboy
David Walsh
@davidwalshblog
Scott Jehl
@scottjehl
Jeff Starr
@perishable
Mat Marquis
@wilto
Simon
@simurai
Hakim El Hattab
@hakimel
What we recommend:
Cat The code
@catswhocode
Not but not least:
@macronimous 
Weekly doses:
Web Design Weekly
http://www.web-design-weekly.com
CSS Weekly
http://www.css-weekly.com
JavaScript Weekly
http://www.javascriptweekly.com
HTML5 Weekly
http://www.html5weekly.com
RWD Weekly
http://www.responsivedesignweekly.com
22Nov 2013
After few years we had decided to give a new look and feel. As you aware 2013 was year of Responsive Web Design and we are no exception to this. So, RWD was in priority for the blog design. Why not applying new trends in our own blog ? So, we added Flat design too.
Tablet browser view
Flat design:
Design trends change over the years. Now, people like to get rid of curved edges, gradients, reflections or shadow effects. Sharp edges become a favorite, along with minimalism.
If you like to start, you must first get inspired by some designs, take them as ...
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14Mar 2011
We have decided to make a special post to call for support through the American RedCross society for the victims of Japan.
Help The Victims of the 8.9 Earthquake in Japan by Spreading Awareness and Aid. Visit https://american.redcross.org/site/Donation2?idb=0&5052.donation=form1&df_id=5052 to donate and provide your generous support.
God Bless.
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31Dec 2010
Like any other year for a web development company, 2010 went with lot of learning. Not even a single day left without the impact of technology advancements and new techniques to learn. At Macronimous, we always try to let our clients know what we learnt: jQuery/HTML 5 instead of Flash, Ajax driven forms, Mobile and Tablet interfaces for websites, Security for WordPress blogs & sites and social networking integration are some of the key considerations for improving the deliverables. Few things were challenging and few attempts didn’t turned up well. At the end of the year, it’s a summary of ...
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31Mar 2010
Codeigniter is an open source web application framework for building dynamic websites with programming language PHP. Its main aim is to facilitate the developers to develop projects much faster than writing code from the scratch. If you are a developer who want to meet the clients’ deadline and tired of tediously large and painstakingly undocumented frameworks, Codeigniter is the way to go. When compared to other PHP frameworks, Codeigniter is often distinguished for its speed.
CodeIgniter
Now is the real time to know about the power of Codeigniter. So ignite yourself and initiate reading to know why you want to choose Codeigniter. ...
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31Mar 2010
Months back, I made a post similar to this, But I believe another post emphasizing on the best practices is not considered bad.
Working with PHP is something you enjoy everyday!. You always wanted to do your best to your clients. But when the deadlines are pressing and when the clients are on your shoulders people start doing messy codings, and the standards got ignored. But you practice the best ways of programming everyday, it becomes your style and you have no alternate choice of doing quick and dirty work. Here are some simple best practices discussed by Matthew Weier of ...
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29Jan 2010
The blog discusses about the Mobile platforms forces mobile applications to be developed in various style - browser based, native and hybrid.
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25Nov 2009
We learn from the projects we do and time teaches us too. The following simple 12 rules for the developers are we learnt from the customers over a period of time. I hope they will help us to be better to the customers who teaches us, and improve the deliverables that justifies our experience.
1. Test, Test and Test your applications before you send it to QA team
2. Fix all the bugs which you find
3. Remember this: If you forget to include QA in the project schedule and swallow QA time by extending your development time, you are doing injustice to ...
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02Nov 2009
We have our iPhone application successfully approved by apple and available in iTunes. The application’s purpose is to bring different love tools under one roof. With our first version, we have included four different modules and we are planning to bring more features in our future releases.
Our first tool is “Love Chart” where you can check the relationship you might have with your partner(s). Our Next tool is “Compatibility Chart” which helps a person to find their compatible, incompatible and neutral partners, using their moon sign. We believe this might help you in zeroing in on your mate. The next ...
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22Sep 2009
What exactly do we mean by duplicate content? Websites with identical pages and websites identical to another website on the net is considered as content duplication. Writing a content for a website is entirely a different thing to normal writing. It involves plenty of creative ideas and more importantly it should contain related keywords which is most used by the visitor.
Now let us see why you should avoid duplicating the content?
First of all, copying the content brings down the understanding of the concept. If you start understanding, that is only how you grow. The scriptwriter should understand why something is ...
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