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Category Archives: html
Add an Edge to Your iOS Apps
If you do any sort of animation for the web, you may have heard of a new tool that Adobe has been working on called Edge. We’ve mentioned it here on the Rain blog in the past, and even though … Continue reading
Adobe Edge Pre Release 1
Today Adobe has made available their new HTML5 animation software called Edge under a pre-release program at Adobe Labs. The new software creates an innovative and unique work flow for easily creating professional non-flash (sorry Adobe) animations for the modern … Continue reading
Coding Standards
A group of developers at Rain recently met and agreed upon a set of company-wide coding standards for frontend development, specifically HTML and CSS. The results of the meetings are published at http://standards.mediarain.com/html-css. The main reason the meetings were organized … Continue reading
Content Management for Sites that Matter
In the last five years or so, I’ve been involved in the enhancement, support, or creation of a number of CMSs. I’ve seen firsthand both the thought-process that went into the design of the CMS and the effort required to … Continue reading
Inspiration and Information : Our Favorite Feeds
This morning while perusing my daily feeds I found a diagnostic stylesheet (CSS) I will probably use, a link to a very funny Chuck Norris video, and learned how to restyle a Window’s login screen. All of this took less … Continue reading