HTML5 Please

Opera Developer Network: HTML5 Please - http://pulse.me/s/5kZHi

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Using bit.ly with Twitter’s Tweet Button

Using bit.ly with Twitter’s Tweet Button

This afternoon, Twitter added its “Tweet Button” to the ranks of online content-sharing tools. Tech Crunch has been using the Tweet Button to share links with its custom bit.ly short domain tcrn.ch, and we wanted to pass along some tips for using bit.ly and the Tweet Button together.

Tech Crunch Using bit.ly Pro

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How To Properly Implement The Tweet Button On Tumblr

How To Properly Implement The Tweet Button On Tumblr

ialreadydontlikeyou:

Excellent. Cause I was looking at the api scratching my head. I would normally just use add this cause I would want to track analytics, but I haven’t figured out how to customize it for permalink tags in there yet.

andre3k1:

I must admit, it took me a while (lots of trial and error) to…

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xkcd: Money Chart

xkcd: Money Chart

Beautiful use of scale in this infographic.

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Opera 11.60 "Tunny" released with Ragnarök HTML5 engine - Slashdot

Opera 11.60 "Tunny" released with Ragnarök HTML5 engine - Slashdot

“Version 11.60 of Opera Browser for Desktop was released today. Significant changes is the inclusion of their new HTML5 rendering engine “Ragnarök”, a revamped address bar, full ECMAScript 5.1 support, support for CSS3 Radial Gradients (finally) and a very revamped Mail panel. Originally, these features were set to be released with their next major version, 12.00. However, due to more work needed for the hardware acceleration feature also to be included in Opera 12, the 11.60 intermediary release came to be, as they didn’t want to hold back the other new features for that long a time.”

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