JavaScript Garden

Object Usage and Properties
Everything in JavaScript acts like an object, with the only two exceptions being null and undefined.

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1. HTML5 Boilerplate
2. 52framework – Supports almost anything
3. G5 Framework – Good tools collection
4. Perkins – Lighweight and LESS
5. Sprites.js – Animation framework (HTML5 support, of course)
6. Lime.js – Gaming framework
7. HTML5 multimedia framework for WordPress
8. Modernizr – HTML5 & CSS3 with fallbacks
9. Select[ivizr] – CSS3 Selectors for IE

Let’s face it, having the ability to schedule tasks to run in the background is just great! From backing up an SQL database, fetching / sending emails to running clean up tasks, analyzing performance, or even grabbing RSS feeds, cron jobs are fantastic!
Although the syntax of scheduling a new job may seem daunting at first glance, it’s actually relatively simple to understand once you break it down. A cron job will always have five columns each of which represent a chronological ‘operator’ followed by the full path and command to execute:

"Form validation has been a finicky business since the web was born. First came the server-side validation error summary. Then we evolved to client-side validation to verify results inline. Now, we have the marching giant that is HTML5 and CSS3: HTML5’s forms chapter offers new input types and attributes that make validation constraints possible. CSS3’s basic UI module provides several pseudo-classes to help us style those validation states and change a field’s appearance based on the user’s actions.

John Albin has written a solid guide on doing this.

Here are the steps:

1. Download the git-svn-migrate scripts
2. Create a list of Subversion repositories to convert
3. Create a list of transformations for Subversion usernames to Git committers
4. Convert the Subverion repositories into bare Git repositories

Features:

• Well documented php and css files.
• Lots of easy-to-access classes and ids for CSS developers.