Links for January 3rd
- Html Agility Pack - A .NET code library that allows you to parse "out of the web" HTML files. The parser is very tolerant with "real world" malformed HTML.
- Font Squirrel | Create Your Own @font-face Kits - Generates EOT, SVG and WOFF versions of TTF and OTF fonts.
- iPhone caching / Stoyan's phpied.com - A detailed examination of the iPhone's idiosyncrasies when it comes to browser cache management, plus a work-around using HTML5 offline apps manifest files.
- Bulletproof @font-face syntax « Paul Irish - How to write your CSS so font-face embedding works reliably cross-browser, with example code and full explanation.
- 10 Great Free Fonts for @font-face embedding - Previews of ten nice fonts - if your browser supports font-face.
- ttf2eot on the web! - Use this tool to convert a TrueType (TTF) font file into an OpenType (EOT) font file, for use with Internet Explorer's embedded font support.
- IntegrationWithWebsite - web-optimizator - Integration with website - Project Hosting on Google Code - Although it's part of the documentation for web-optimizator, this page has a very useful and generic list of ExpiresByType examples to put into your .htaccess file, including the lines needed for web fonts.
- Karma Tutorial Part II: Comparing HTML 5 Canvas and SVG « The Karma Project: Code Less, Teach More - Canvas and SVG appear to be similar technologies (with similar browser support) but they have different strengths and weaknesses.
- An SVG Primer - A readable introduction to the SVG graphics format.
- ideone.com - An online tool for you to test out code samples for a wide variety of languages.
- Chromium Blog: Web Sockets Now Available In Google Chrome - Chromium implements the HTML5 WebSocket API.
- pywebsocket - Project Hosting on Google Code - Server side implementation of the HTML5 WebSocket protocol.
- Node.JS and the WebSocket protocol « Devthought - Another server side implementation of the HTML5 WebSocket protocol.
- Brevity - An operating system similar in concept to Chrome OS, the user interface is implemented using HTML5 technologies.
- A List Apart: Articles: The Survey, 2009 - I took it and so should you - the survey for people who make websites, 2009.
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