Dynamic50 Web Design and Development, Ruby on Rails Specialists in London and Oxford, UK

With the recent launch of Firefox 3.6, Firefox finally got support for CSS3 gradients (albeit vendor-specific). Safari (and other webkit based browsers) have had support for CSS gradients for a wee while now, and I will hopefully post about those in more detail in the near future. Today though is going to be exploring the [...]

We have just released Birdpie, a small twitter application for storing and managing the urls that you tweet. Birdpie utilises Twitter auth in order to simplify the sign up process and is Dynamic50’s first experimentation with Rails 3.0 pre.Once a user is signed up, Birdpie fetches all previous bookmarks (or as many allowed by [...]

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to use multi-column layouts in our sites, without resorting to using a silly amount of divs and javascript? Well, that’s what the Multi Column Module of the CSS3 spec aims to do. It has been in “Working Draft in the CSS Working Group for several years” and has [...]