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If you’re looking for a really impressive way of compressing your JavaScript and CSS into one highly-compressed file, why not put it into a PNG image and use HTML5′s canvas to extract it again?
One of the Yahoo! Developer Network’s suggestions to help optimise a website and speed up load time is to move JavaScript from the head of your document to the bottom.
One of the easiest slick touches you can add to your website front-end is to include a loading throbber.
Piwik (or originally PHP My Visites) is an online, open-source, self-hosted, free-to-use website analytics platform. I worked as a volunteer developer during 2007 and 2008 creating templates, new features, and bug-fixing.
Development on the official Taio Cruz website started just days before his single ‘Break Your Heart’ rocketed to the top of the charts.
Not even a year ago, I spent a couple of days wrestling with Mark Davidson’s sIFR in an attempt to find a cross-browser compatible method of embedding custom fonts into a website I was developing.
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