Geek Meet March 29th 2010 – Internet Explorer Evangelist Giorgio Sardo speaking
Time for another Geek Meet, and this time, we’l be trying something new. 🙂
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CSS display: inline-block: why it rocks, and why it sucks
Usually when you want a horizontal list, you need to use float in the CSS code to make it work, with all its drawbacks. However, there is an alternative with display: inline-block.
CSS files downloaded twice in Internet Explorer with protocol relative URLs
I think we can all agree that performance of web sites matters a lot, and slow web sites are very annoying both for developers and, more importantly, end users. Therefore, we need to talk about a newly discovered problem: Internet Explorer, protocols and inclusion of stylesheets.
CSS gradients for all web browsers, without using images
One thing that is quite nice is that we now have the ability to create gradients in our pages just from CSS code, and without the use of any images.
My trip to, and HTML5 presentation at, FOSDEM, Brussels, february 6th-7th 2010
Last weekend I had the pleasure of going to FOSDEM to give a presentation about HTML5 and to experience a very big open-source conference.