I suppose the main argument of this entire post comes down to this: JQuery is much more versatile. It can do almost everything that CSS3 can do, plus loads more… If you want to do crazy page animations, or drag and drop divs, or really interesting cross-fades, or things that no one has even thought of yet…then JQuery is your man. Enough said.
The Benefits of CSS3 vs JQuery | What!? We Like To Talk About.
Tänkaren, författaren och artisten Alexander Bard talar om vårt förhållande till internet. Vilka är vi och vad gör internet med oss? Vad är det som skapar de nya underklasserna i den digitala åldern?
Föreläsning: Alexander Bard – Klassamhället på internet | UR Samtiden.
Google have recently updated their HTML5ROCKS site, originally launched in June this year, with numerous new demos and tutorials for HTML5 and CSS3. The latest update adds, amongst other articles, a tutorial for CSS3 Web Fonts with @font-face and a new ‘HTML5 Studio’ – offering a number of live demos for many of the new possibilities offered by HTML5 and CSS3.
A List Apart: Articles:
Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margins.
Mycket bra instruktion om layout liknande de med Wordpress.
3 Unbelievable Pieces by Jarek Kubicki
Posted on March 28th, 2009 under Art
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13 Unbelievable Pieces by Jarek Kubicki | The Nonsense Society.
