Currently, there exists no mechanism to select the parent of a matched child selector. There is no look ahead, like in regular expressions or XPath. This sucks, because it means that you have to define additional styles to affect parents, and parents …

There’s something about being a designer or just a plain computer person that makes you want to tweak everything to the way you want it to look. I have tweaked the life out of Geekaholic, and am currently in the process of designing my landing …

Looking through my feed updates for the day, I realised how I never have more than 300 new articles to read through. I’ve seen instances where people have had a lot of updates to deal with, and I wonder how much qualitatively enriching those up …

There have been countless commentaries on blogging ever since it gained mainstream attention, since which it has mutated into the behemoth that is information on the Internet. The maximum amount of knowledge on any subject/topic that you can gain on …

The very first ‘Search-as-you-type’ control I saw was the in-page searches of browsers. The way words would start highlighting the moment you keyed in the n th letter of the word, was something I found very convenient, but didn’t th …

Sometime in the past week I got rid of my Creative Commons license. I had stuck by my non-commercial, no-derivative license for almost two years now, defending and justifying it to heavy scrutiny and arguments. While I still stand firm on those groun …

I’ve been an advocate of writing beautiful code, right from the time I began writing pieces of code myself. Functional code is the ultimate aim for all developers, one that defines how they tackle a problem. But beautiful code is an arbitrary a …

As stated previously, I have written a text-to-CSS conversion engine for designers to use and abuse. Currently, it’s not available for download because it is still in alpha and very unreliable. You can give it a whirl over at the demo page, and …