15 Incredible Sites Built With Twitter Bootstrap
Here at Untame we have a special place in our hearts that is only filled by one thing – responsive design and smart design (okay, okay: two things). Twitter Bootstrap is a flexible front end framework that provides developers and designers an incredible set of tools that they can wield in as large or as small a capacity as needed. In any number of uses, there are tons of great sites that benefit from the Twitter Bootstrap framework and we want to highlight just a few! The Pink League Improvely Discoursehq leanix CodrSpace BreweryDB Opencooks NoteSurf Resource Guru Gusta Cup Trek Bagel Hint Percentage Calculator Sweet Soundtrack NameVine Well there you are!
Free Responsive jQuery Image Sliders and Galleries
Uses of image sliding for website designing are increasing every moment. To customize the sites and especially to showcase featured articles and products on the front page, image sliders are just what the designers need. Search online and one will get a list of stunning and tutorials for creating his or her own. jQuery has certain highlighted features that are to be highly esteemed. Easy to use, jQuery sliders also provide few easy to download plugins. jQuery image tutorials are professionally designed, and with time, one can improve his or her knowledge. jQuery image tutorials will help people learn how to create beautiful and stunning images for Webpages. However, these are very few among the thousand collections of jQuery image sliders . Without spending much, one will get a thousand jQuery image sliders. jQuery Image Sliders and Galleries Tutorials Create a Responsive Image Slider How to Create an Image Slider using jQuery and CSS3 Diapo Slider Gallery with jQuery
Erreur 451 : le nouveau code signalant la censure sur internet
Contre le piratage, le terrorisme, pour les intérêts économiques... Ces dernières années de nombreux Etats, dont la France, ont adopté des lois menant à la censure sur internet. Ce n'était pas prévu par les standards... jusqu'à présent. Lorsqu'on navigue sur internet, on est parfois confronté à des erreurs, sous forme de codes. Faute de mieux, certains fournisseurs d'accès à internet on choisi de renvoyer le code 403 lorsque leurs internautes réclament une page censurée à la demande des autorités. Des acteurs des standards du web qui préfèreraient exposer la censure ont alors porté la création d'un nouveau « code de statut HTTP pour signaler des obstacles juridiques ». Après trois ans de gestation, le groupe de travail HTTP de l'IETF, l'organisme qui élabore les standards internet, vient d'approuver le standard. Son emploi est facultatif, mais certains acteurs qui bloquent du contenu contre leur gré, tels que les réseaux sociaux, pourraient le mettre en œuvre rapidement.
List of HTTP header fields
HTTP header fields are components of the message header of requests and responses in the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). They define the operating parameters of an HTTP transaction. General format[edit] Field names[edit] A core set of fields is standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in RFC 2616 and other updates and extension documents (e.g., RFC 4229), and must be implemented by all HTTP-compliant protocol implementations. The permanent registry of headers and repository of provisional registrations are maintained by the IANA. Non-standard header fields were conventionally marked by prefixing the field name with X- .[2] However, this convention became deprecated in June 2012 due to the inconveniences it caused when non-standard headers became standard.[3] A prior restriction on use of Downgraded- has also since been lifted.[4] Field values[edit] A few fields can contain comments (i.e. in User-Agent, Server, Via fields), which can be ignored by software.[5] [edit]
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Visual Studio : 13 extensions pour vous donner l'envie de faire le développement web sous l'EDI, allez-vous les utiliser ?
Un développeur du nom de Mads Kristensen, présente 13 extensions pour donner l’envie aux développeurs web d’utiliser la suite de développement de Microsoft, Visual Studio. Le but ultime de ces extensions est de faciliter la vie aux développeurs web. Les inconditionnels de Grunt ne seront pas déçus. La suite des extensions contient GruntLauncher, qui permet d’exécuter les tâches de Grunt depuis l’explorateur de solution de Visual Studio. Pour les développeurs PHP, l’extension PHPTools est un impératif. L’extension NTVS (Node Tools for Visual Studio) va donner le sourire aux développeurs Node.js. Pour les projets CSS, deux extensions sont disponibles. La visualisation des informations de routage ASP.NET se fait via l’extension Gobisi Routing Assistant. Le « Unit-testing » pour les projets JavaScript n’a pas été oublié. La création des webJobs sous Azure est plus simple. Des templates pour les projets Angular.js, Nancy Fx, les extensions de Chrome, sont fournis par l’extension SideWaffle.
Dear Sister Parodies / "Mmm Whatcha' Say"
About “Dear Sister” Parodies, sometimes referred to as “MMM Whatcha Say,” are a series of YouTube videos that overdramatize a murder scene from a TV show or film by using slow-motion effect and Imogen Heap’s 2005 folktronica pop song “Hide and Seek.” The meme was inspired by an episode of SNL Digital Short titled “The Shooting,” which in itself is a parody of the climactic scene from the season two finale of the American teen drama TV series The OC. Origin The season two finale of The OC, titled “The Dearly Beloved,” first aired on May 19th, 2005. SNL Digital Short Parody On April 14th, 2007, an SNL Digital Short titled “The Shooting” aired during an episode of Saturday Night Live. Spread On April 18th, 2007, YouTuber tubekatt uploaded a video titled “Dear Persian,” in which the famous This is Sparta scene from the action film 300 was set to “Hide and Seek.” On February 18th, 2011, YouTuber POPDUST uploaded a video titled “Dear Bieber.” Notable Examples Search Interest External References
