Links
Things worth reading. Or not. At least, I thought I'd rather keep them when I encountered them.1316 links so far, newest first.
symfonylab.com
Announcement of a symfonians Twitter account collecting what Symfony developers are saying, surfaced in the blog's sidebar.
cheat-sheets.org
A single-page directory linking to cheat sheets, quick reference cards and reference guides for hundreds of languages, frameworks and tools.
gpeters.com
Colour schemes generated by sampling images returned by the Yahoo Image API for a keyword, here "Blue Green", each swatch listed with its hex value.
colorschemer.com
Online palette builder that turns one RGB or hex value into harmonies and monochromes on an RYB colour wheel.
rafael.adm.br
A one-line JavaScript that stamps browser and operating-system classes onto the html element, so browser-specific CSS can be written with plain selectors instead of hacks.
ejohn.org
Project page for the winning entry to the addEvent() recoding contest: a fifteen-line cross-browser event attachment library.
quirksmode.org
Cross-browser compatibility tables for the properties of the JavaScript event object, with notes on how to read each one safely.
webstandards.org
The Acid2 rendering test itself — a page whose CSS and HTML edge cases a compliant browser must draw as a smiley face, compared against a reference image.
symfonylab.com
Short opinion post weighing whether to commit to Symfony or keep shopping around the other PHP frameworks.
enseirb.ll.free.fr
Site SPIP commun au club Logiciels Libres de l'ENSEIRB et à GProg, mêlant docs techniques et annonces d'événements autour du logiciel libre.
phpdoctrine.org
Home of the Doctrine project, whose libraries cover database storage and object mapping for PHP — chiefly the Doctrine ORM and the DBAL abstraction layer.
webdesignerwall.com
Tutorial for faking gradient headings in CSS by overlaying a transparent gradient PNG on live text, with an IE6 fallback and a jQuery variant.
