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CSS Reviewr

Check your CSS code against certain standards and best practices. Brought to you by Santa Klaus. Merry Christmas. Continue…

WordPress Plugin: Shrinkr

"More power!", as Tim Taylor from the TV sitcom "Home Improvement" would say. Don't we all want more power, more performance from our web sites? I was working on a WordPress plugin that enables you to bump up the speed of your site by minification of your CSS and JavaScript files. And now finally found time to release it. Continue…

Measuring Bandwidth with JavaScript

Most Web Developers have access to broadband Internet connections — but unfortunately this does not yet reflect the type of connections many Internet users are using. Some might still be on ISDN or even on dial-up. This article is meant to discuss the idea of measuring the user bandwidth using JavaScript and serving different types of content to users depending on their connection speed. Continue…

Using Dust-Me Selectors Plugin to find unused CSS selectors

Spring clean your CSS file(s): Get rid of selectors which are not used (any more) and save some bandwidth. With the Dust-Me Selectors Plugin from SitePoint. Continue…

Boost Your Web site Performance

In times where web sites behave more and more like web applications, with a constantly growing se…Continue

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