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Tomorrow (Tuesday, April 3, 2012) at 10AM Pacific, Jason and I will be presenting “The Mobile Omnivore: A Taste Test of Mobile Website Development” on O’Reilly. The 60-minute webcast will include a 35-minute (ish)…
Hay, I wrote this in 2012! I still like the notion of the metaphorical connection between content-based sizing units (e.g. ems) and layout definitions (e.g. breakpoints). And the zooming behavior cited here was always meant…
The new www.cloudfour.com site stretches content-first thinking to its academic extremes Whereas my personal theme for the second half of 2011 was about letting content go, 2012 seems to be the year I…
Hi, everybody! Last night I gave a presentation to the Portland, Ore., Drupal Users Group (PDXDUG) about the vast topic of the mobile Web on Drupal. There's a whole lot crammed into this 94-slide deck (and I delivered it in 45 minutes—whew!), and some of it will be old hat to mobile Web folks.
When Cloud Four recently helped Hautelook, a high-volume "flash sale" retail site, build their mobile Web strategy, we got a chance to see if some of our bolder theories about the mobile Web—context, content adaptation, technology stack—would hold water in a performance-critical environment.
WordPress 2.8 introduced some constants and bits and bots that nominally make certain kinds of compression of JavaScript and CSS possible. This post looks at JavaScript compression and explains what is possible, and what is…
Warning: Technical WordPress post ahead! Overview: Really Getting JavaScript Into the Footer Quoth the WordPress Version 2.8 feature list: – Improvements to the script loader: allows plugins to queue scripts for the front end…
Here's one approach to handling multiple custom loops in WordPress!
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