Today I’m really pleased to announce that few days ago my first book, titled Instant jQuery Selectors, was published by the Packt Publishing.
Publishing a book has always been one of my goals since I started my developer career, and now that I realized it I can’t explain how I’m happy. I really hope anyone who has the same dream will realize it.
Mobile connections aren’t as good as the usual desktop ones, therefore the download time of custom fonts can take up to several seconds. A good approach is to use the @font-face rule only for certain range of media and screens using @media queries. Unfortunately this approach doesn’t work for some browsers: all the versions of Internet Explorer and FireFox 10 and lower. This article discusses a solution for this problem that balances performances and hacks.
The terms “learning curve” and “steep learning curve” are often talked and written in Computer Science. At the time I could not understand deeply those terms, every time I found them I felt like I was missing something that all programmers except me already knew. After, I realised that there are a lot of people that misused them in discussions and forum and this fact created a clutter. In this article I’ll explain what these terms means and how they can be applied to IT.
In this article I’ll give you a little tip about a situation which often arises during the development of a website or a web application based on the Zend Framework 1. I’ll explain how you can change the default view of a given action.