Got to keep up with the web. Here is a collection of pages I've bookmarked.
jQuery crash courseDoing a lot of JS DOM access? JQuery is a library optimised for exactly this
CSS transformsWicked! Hyatt has abstracted the proposed W3C CSS3 rotation transform to sacle and skew boxes (and to think rotation might be dropped from CSS3 because other browser makers think it is too hard...)
Content is king?Well it is up for debate these days, but these sites do text very well
Holiday timeNo more news for the next week - it is holiday time!
ALA survey resultsInteresting snapshot of the web industry - beautifully presented as well
Bus humourCollection of great adverts used on buses - good creativity
Canvas hypertreeNice way of showing links between large amounts of information - although more than 1D might get messy
A Webkit driven Firefox?With Mozilla considering version 2, it is time to think big. Dropping Gecko for Webkit is one option (let the flames begin) - Not going to happen though...
Evolving scienceWe all know language changes over time, but now we can predict how a language will evolve
Gecko is late to the partyWith Opera and Webkit already out on mobile and embedded devices, it is about time Mozilla got their act together as well - perhaps the speed improvements will be found in the main trunk as well...
CSS ElevenAndy Clarke has assembled a team of designers of surpassing talent to help the W3C find the correct way forward - hooray!
Hyper-stereo from AdobeThis is a really interesting look at what you can do with multiple images of the same scene - technology such as this and PhotoSynth from Microsoft have a very promising future
C/C to AS3 converterSneek peak at a code language converter - Flash just won a lot of new developers
Webkit supports @font-faceNow you can download fonts to the client-side. Yes yes, Flash blah blah... - We are looking for the best of all worlds
Making mistakesWe all make mistakes (some more frequently than others) and it takes a lot to admit to them
Wear the fox hatThis advert was missed from the list below - probably because it is only
very funny if you live in Fife. Again good targeting
Beer advertsGood beer adverts are given that creative touch to hit the target market square on
Two sided advertisingDove make an excellent pitch against the beauty industry - very well put together advert
Optical scanning displaysSharp have been showing off their prototype LCD display which has optical sensors in each pixel. Very cool
The future is bright...It is a big step forward for OLED as Sony announce a 3mm deep TV screen - display technologies are getting exciting
Padding textAgree with Jakob on this one - a fluffy introduction is hopeless - rather help your readers by being succinct