• A Book Apart - HTML5 Resource of the Day

    Although I have written a lot recently about video training (since I know it works for me), I do acknowledge that there are plenty of people for which books are the best way to learn. Thankfully, there tons of great books available for people designing or learning to design websites. Today’s resource takes a look at one of the best set of books for web design, A Book Apart.

    A Book Apart - Brief books for people…

    • Wed, May 29 2013
  • Treehouse - HTML5 Resource of the Day

    Video training is highly effective when the quality of the content is excellent and the information is reinforced through both challenges and achievements. Whether you’re looking to learn more about web development or design or maybe even mobile development, Treehouse has you covered. Let’s take a look at the offering.

    Treehouse - A better way to learn technology

    Treehouse bills itself as “a better way to…

    • Wed, May 22 2013
  • Web programming (HTML5/CSS3/jQuery) for beginners - the journey starts here…

    Sometimes it’s hard to admit as programmers when we really don’t have a clue what we’re doing. This is especially evident when learning a new platform or technology. I am going through this exact experience right now as I try to get back into the web programming world. New tags in HTML5, new capabilities in CSS3, and various frameworks that make JavaScript feel much more modern. As my recent posts about HTML5 resources…

    • Tue, May 21 2013
  • Codrops - HTML5 Resource of the Day

    Today’s resource is a quick one. I’m on the road speaking at Stir Trek so I don’t have a whole lot of time to comment on the resource. With that being the case I wanted to pick something that could stand up on its own merits without much explanation. And with that, I give you: Codrops and the Collective.

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    From their website: “Codrops is a web design and development blog that publishes articles and tutorials about…

    • Fri, May 17 2013
  • Smashing Magazine - HTML5 Resource of the Day

    I can’t say enough about today’s recommended resource for HTML5 developers and designers. Smashing Magazine has simply become a must read for me on a daily basis. The quality of content at the site is some of the best in the industry and spans a variety of topics from programming to design. If that wasn’t enough, they also have print and eBooks available from the site as well as a very active job board. Let…

    • Thu, May 16 2013
  • Xamarin.iOS Netflix Style Grid

    Many people have been requesting more Xamarin.iOS samples for NucliOS. While I haven’t had a chance to work on any of my own recently (those are coming soon), I was happy to see that there are members of our community who have been taking it upon themselves to work on some. Claudio Sanchez has taken SteveZ’s “Creating a Netflix style iOS Grid” blog post and sample and recreated it using Xamarin…

    • Wed, May 15 2013
  • HTML5 Weekly - HTML5 Resource of the Day

    Ever wish it was easier to keep up to date on all of the new things that are going on in the world of HTML5? Do you hate managing RSS feeds of the news sites and blogs you need to keep track of to stay current? Today’s HTML5 Resource of the Day will help you solve this problem.

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    HTML5 Weekly

    HTML5 Weekly is a newsletter that will help you keep track of everything that has gone on in the HTML5 world while you’ve…

    • Wed, May 15 2013
  • Tuts+ - HTML5 Resource of the Day

    Today’s HTML5 resource is Tuts+. Tuts+ is a tutorial site that contains tutorials for a wide variety of subjects, including web development and design. It’s something I’ve been using in conjunction with Code School (yesterday’s resource) to help me get up to speed with the web world.

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    net tuts+ is the web development section of Tuts+. This site contains tutorials, articles, tips, sessions…

    • Tue, May 14 2013
  • Code School – HTML5 Resource of the Day

    I’m currently going through a bit of a learning process trying to get up to speed with the web world and HTML5. As someone who has dedicated most of my time the past few years on desktop and mobile platform development, there’s a lot to learn. Not only do I need to get the basics under my belt, but I also have to keep up with new things that seem to come out every day. It is a lot to keep track of and I’ve been developing…

    • Mon, May 13 2013