Cooking with ratios
My Take
By jason@kottke.org over at kottke.org.
With this book, Ruhlman aims to to improve the home cook's comfort level in the kitchen and provide a blueprint for a way of cooking that is less restrictive and more improvisational than following recipes. I haven't seen Ratio yet, but Ruhlman's "...of a Chef" trilogy are some of my favorite books. If you want a signed copy of Ratio (or any of his other books), you can order one directly from his site.
Tags: books food michaelruhlman ratio
Will McGugan: Django like templates in Javascript
Here's a quick ‘n’ dirty Javascript function I hacked together that provides Django-like template substitution.
function sformat(template, data)
{
return template.replace(/{{(.*?)}}/g, function(m, n) {
return eval('data.'+n);
});
}
{
return template.replace(/{{(.*?)}}/g, function(m, n) {
return eval('data.'+n);
});
}
Used something like this:
sformat("Hello, {{ name }}!", {name:"World"});
Which returns the following string:
Hello, World!
Alas, it doesn't support anything other than substitution. If you need anything more advanced (loops etc), you should investigate Javascript template engines.
Will McGugan: Django like templates in Javascript
Here's a quick ‘n’ dirty Javascript function I hacked together that provides Django-like template substitution.
function sformat(template, data)
{
return template.replace(/{{(.*?)}}/g, function(m, n) {
return eval('data.'+n);
});
}
{
return template.replace(/{{(.*?)}}/g, function(m, n) {
return eval('data.'+n);
});
}
Used something like this:
sformat("Hello, {{ name }}!", {name:"World"});
Which returns the following string:
Hello, World!
Alas, it doesn't support anything other than substitution. If you need anything more advanced (loops etc), you should investigate Javascript template engines.
iFolder, Great for Fans of Dropbox, Source Code, and Lots of Control
By Kristin Shoemaker over at OStatic blogs.
iFolder, Great for Fans of Dropbox, Source Code, and Lots of Control
By Kristin Shoemaker over at OStatic blogs.
iFolder, Great for Fans of Dropbox, Source Code, and Lots of Control
By Kristin Shoemaker over at OStatic blogs.
iFolder, Great for Fans of Dropbox, Source Code, and Lots of Control
By Kristin Shoemaker over at OStatic blogs.
8 Simple Ways to Improve Typography In Your Designs | CSS | Smashing Magazine
From www.smashingmagazine.com.
Many people, designers included, think that typography consists of only selecting a typeface, choosing a font size and whether it should be regular or bold. For most people it ends there. But there is much more to achieving good typography and it’s in the details that designers often neglect.
These details give the designer total control, allowing them to create beautiful and consistent typography in their designs. While these details can be applied across different types of media, in this articles we’re going to focus on how to apply them to web design using CSS. Here are 8 simple ways you can use CSS to improve your typography and hence the overall usability of your designs.
My So Called Life was one of my favorite shows. Love this!...
By Zadi Diaz over at ZADI DIAZ.
My So Called Life was one of my favorite shows. Love this! :)
Shannon Bonatakis “In Like, My Humble Opinion” acrylic on canvas 11 x 14 inches unframed, 16 x 19 inches framed $1200.00 - SOLD (My So-Called Life)
My So Called Life was one of my favorite shows. Love this!...
By Zadi Diaz over at ZADI DIAZ.
My So Called Life was one of my favorite shows. Love this! :)
Shannon Bonatakis “In Like, My Humble Opinion” acrylic on canvas 11 x 14 inches unframed, 16 x 19 inches framed $1200.00 - SOLD (My So-Called Life)
