Fresh Click Media designs and develops high quality, bespoke websites and applications.
With ten years of experience, we’ve worked with clients large and small, and delivered a range of solutions including blogs, content management systems and e-commerce.
I first heard about Logorama when I visited David Airey’s great logo site, Logo Design Love. Lucky enough to watch a the entire film (see below), I was blown away by the animation and sheer number of logos, integrated into the story in an inventive and creative way.
I was happy to hear this morning that the film has won the Best Animated Short Film award at the 2010 Academy Awards!
If you haven’t read my review of Digging into WordPress, you may not know that I think it’s currently the best WordPress book available.
One thing I didn’t mention in the review is that when you buy it, you’re entitled to free PDF updates for life. Perhaps I left out this because I thought it would amount to the odd grammar correction and so on. Worthwhile, but not that exciting. How wrong I was, because as co-author Chris Coyier announces on the Digging into WordPress site, version 2.0 has been released and it promises an extra chapter dedicated to WordPress 2.9, as well as one called ‘Bonus Tricks’, which focuses on ’some cool new tricks for your themes’. I’ve only skimmed through the new pages, but the high quality writing and content is preserved.
If you haven’t already grabbed yourself a copy, you should do yourself a favour and buy it!
Unless they’ve been living in a cave for the last couple of years, web developers will be familiar with jQuery. Due to its speed, power and ubiquity, it’s become the de facto JavaScript library for anybody wishing to create cross-browser behaviour.
jQuery version 1.4 was released on January 14, 2009, and hot on the heels of that release is the accompanying ‘jQuery 1.4 Reference Guide‘ book from Packt. The book is nudging at 300 pages in length, and covers the API in a similar way to the excellent online documentation. This isn’t the book for readers with no JavaScript experience, but should be easy to pick up with somebody with at least a limited knowledge.