Archive for the “web and tech” category

HTTP status cats

by Luke Rodgers on December 14, 2011

From Felix Rieseberg, HTTP Status-Katzen.

Performance comparison of doubling a number in javascript

by Luke Rodgers on October 8, 2011

Three ways of doubling, inspired by Will it optimize?
Opera 10.6.3 failed to run the tests.

Bug in ckeditor version 3.6.1 revision 7072

by Luke Rodgers on July 15, 2011

Using ckeditor and jquery adapter, and with a textarea that is initialized as a ckeditor instance more than once, once with content, once without, you may encounter a bug in Firefox, p is null.
Go to line 126, change
p.setHtml(”);
to
if (p) { (…)

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How does your website fare on text resize?

by Luke Rodgers on August 28, 2010

In the age of page zoom being the default way browsers allow users to increase the size of content on a webpage (standard on most browsers for a while, and on IE since version 7), it can be easy to (…)

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Testing your websites on Android phones

by Luke Rodgers on July 17, 2010

Setting up an Android developer environment on your Mac is easy

Two interesting fonts

by Luke Rodgers on July 8, 2010

Whimsical and retro

Updated RSS feeds

by Luke Rodgers on July 5, 2010

Which ones made the cut? so exciting

Paragraph-level commenting for Wordpress

by Luke Rodgers on August 24, 2009

Digress.it is a Wordpress plugin enabling threaded, paragraph-specific discussion on posts and pages