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Presenting at the Chrome Apps Conference Boston
We were told to show what we have made for the Chrome Web Store, and I showed off my HTML5 game Mad Dash! which is a realistic horse simulation game.
By Bryan Lynn
Peekaboo for JQuery
Peekaboo makes thumbnails easier to link and add descriptions. I almost always find myself having to find extra space to describe what the thumbnail says and where the link goes to, and what if there is more than one link and how can I squeeze in the text. How do
By Bryan Lynn
The Digital Age.
2010 was the beginning of a new type of Internet experience with capabilities of HTML5 and JQuery. It’s now possible to make a web page into an interactive, dynamic, application. I have seen the other side of what is possible with the newest browser technologies, and it is very
By Bryan Lynn
Writer for Chrome
Introducing the first web app that uses HTML5 technology to allow online word processing on the Google Chrome Web App Store. While most word processing programs are confusing and take a long time to load and start up, Chrome Writer lets you skip most of the waiting time and lets
By Bryan Lynn
Practical CSS 3.0 Styles
Border Radius– IE9 , FF3.6+ , Chrome Beta , Safari , Opera /*Rounded Corners Look and Feel*/ .radius{ border-radius:10px; /*IE9*/ -moz-border-radius:10px; -webkit-border-radius:10px; } Dropshadow– IE9 (maybe), FF3.6+ , Chrome Beta , Safari /*Webkit and Geko based shadow*/ .shadow{ box-shadow: 8px 8px 8px 4px #888; /*IE9*/ -webkit-box-shadow: 8px 8px 8px 5px #888; -moz-box-shadow:
By Bryan Lynn