Issue #49

Xiaoyang Kao uses CSS3 to mimic the virtual graphics for sports in real time. It truly is amazing what one can do with CSS these days.

Gabriele Romanato covers some of the CSS patterns used by Web developers to tame the visual layout of form elements.

Now that everybody’s talking about Webkit, it may be wise to know exactly what Webkit is. Paul Irish does an excellent job explaining the details and differences between ports.

Chris Coyier explains everything you need to know about SVG to be able to use it in production right now.

Paul Lewis takes a quick peek behind the scenes (from a Chrome perspective) and explains why null transform hack (translateZ(0)) works.

CSS Exclusions are awesome (but you already know this). Hans Muller show how can you make them even more awesome with shape-padding.

You’ll find a couple of really useful tips and tricks in this article.

Extremely interesting article about fragmentation in Webkit.

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Another reminder that anything is possible with a little bit of JavaScript and CSS.