Circles
We all have circles of concern and circles of influence. The circles of concern are normally much larger than the circles of influence.
We all have circles of concern and circles of influence. The circles of concern are normally much larger than the circles of influence.
If you’ve been working with responsive web design then you will be familiar with the term ‘breakpoint’ being used to define a media query with a browser width (usually although height can be used too) at which something in the website’s layout or look should be changed. The name itself though has a negative connotation associated with it and we should change that.
After recently spending some time (lots of time…) building a hybrid application for the first time, I thought I would share a few thoughts on the subject, based on experience and what I’ve learnt whilst actually doing it.
As many of you probably already know, the HTML5 specification has a number of new structural elements whose intention is to add more semantic meaning to the content of a HTML document. One of the elements that some claim to be missing is a main element that would indicate the main content of a document. This might be about to change.
Recently I’ve taken my first steps into the world of hybrid applications and found Adobe PhoneGap Build to be absolutely brilliant and essential. You may not believe this if you have seen some of my Twitter comments, but it’s true.
When I was putting together my post on responsive HTML5 video last week, it led me to investigate the media attribute of the source element a bit further.