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Pixel Perfect Precision Handbook
(ustwo.co.uk)
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CSS Click Events (no-js)
(webmagazin.co)
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Niice. A search engine with taste.
(niice.co)
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14y ago
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Save For Web Claws
(saveforwebclaws.tumblr.com)
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Jourrrnal - Champions of Dribbble
(jourrrnal.com)
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Responsive Design for Apps
(blog.cloudfour.com)
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Antwort: Responsive Layouts for Email
(internations.github.com)
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OpenFrame: A simple, flexible way to display prints & photos
(ugmonk.com)
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UI Faces: Lorem Ipsum for Avatars
(uifaces.com)
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1 Million shots on Dribbble
(dribbble.com)
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Pure CSS3 button switch example (no-js)
(codepen.io)
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Dribbble's first shot: Working on the new shop
(dribbble.com)
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Goodbye Google Reader
(threads2.scripting.com)
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Welcome to new Koding, the next little thing.
(blog.koding.com)
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14y ago
The problem with such remote storage APIs and fuse is that you should sacrifice consistency or speed. I once tried out a s3 wrapper and it was caching some data about fs and ended up being inconsistent.
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Meerli · exceptional mobile designs
(meer.li)
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14y ago
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The hottest typography design trends for 2012
(creativebloq.com)
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Rich Kids Of Instagram
(richkidsofinstagram.tumblr.com)
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The History of HTML5 (Infographic)
(visual.ly)
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14y ago
i don't agree with you, front-end is a what you see, back end is a things what make you works what you see. isn't it?