I love this remix album! Especially the track “Clocktown”.

simurai:

My short talk how CSS Flexbox will help creating “flexible” Web Apps. It was recorded at this years Fronteers Jam Session.

Quick note: @kizmarh actually did the header example with floats alone by reordering the DOM elements (nice trick). But I think it’s still a bit limited and only one “flexible” element is possible. Also, Flexbox has lots of other cool features I haven’t mentioned.. like reordering and wrapping.

PS. This was my first time ever talking in front of people.. so it might be a bit rough and rushed. ;-)

Update: Uploaded the Mail UI example, but the code might be a bit messy. I just quickly did for the talk. Also, only tested in Chrome.

I wish I could use this now. But I guess we can wait quite a while before this is widely supported.

Here I ranked the IMHO best video game soundtracks. The order is not very strict. E.g. I actually like the first 4 ranks about the same. It depends on the day how I’d rank them. When I haven’t linked a playlist of the full soundtrack I listed the songs I like most (the song I like most first).

I still play these SNES games from time to time. Great games. They don’t make them like this anymore.

Robotic dinosaurs.

Best Pony

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This brilliant person took my Browser Ponies and put Sherlock characters into it!

Some months ago I reimplemented Desktop Ponies in JavaScript and called it Browser Ponies. You can let them run free on your page (see the Browser Ponies page), put them into a paddock (iframe) or use them as a sort of overlay. Use the paddock option for less annoyance or if you do not trust my JavaScript code.

I drew this orc a couple of years ago. I’m kinda proud of it. You can see more of my attempts to draw something on panzi.deviantart.com. Haven’t posted anything recently there, though.