HTML5 and CSS3 Advent 2011
Here’s a geek advent calendar I missed. There are some great CSS techniques here.
Here’s a geek advent calendar I missed. There are some great CSS techniques here.
As of today, every single public event on Facebook is marked up using hCalendar. Take the Great British Booze-up, for example…
A very handy tool for planning intercontinental communication.
It's a type drawer that's also an advent calendar. Responsive too. Check it every day between December 1st and 24th.
Geek Calendar is a celebration of the nerdishness of contemporary British life. It's also a project to raise money for libel reform.
A free iPhone/iPod Touch game for every day of advent.
A microformats article by yours truly, reworking a blog post from a while back about the value class pattern.
A proposal for decimal time and measurement. It'll never defeat inertia but I love seeing the thought process that's gone into it.
On the tenth day of Newton, My true love gave to me, Ten drops of genius, Nine silver co-oins, Eight circling planets, Seven shades of li-ight, Six counterfeiters, Cal-Cu-Lus! Four telescopes, Three Laws of Motion, Two awful feuds, And …
A rundown of microformat-extracting tools. "Ultimately, microformats are a bit like plumbing. They don’t do very much on their own, but if you make use of the data they provide, you can quickly and easily create useful functionality your visitors …
An advent calendar from the Hubble telescope. Check back every day for a new image.
Like 24 Ways, this is an advent calendar for geeks. But this one is focused on PHP.
A handy microformats toolkit from Microsoft(!) making it easier for developers to write, style and find microformats (hCard and hCalendar in particular). Neat!
A good, detailed hands-on article about implementing hCalendar.
Microformats + Greasemonkey = Monkeyformats. Is there a site that you wish used microformats? Write a userscript and share it here.
An iPhone-optimised schedule for South by Southwest.
The idea I like most from this portfolio is the heat-sensitive wallpaper with blooming flowers.
Oh yes! A plugin for Safari that will detect, display and export hCard and hCalendar data. Caveat: it only works on Leopard so, because I haven't upgraded yet, I haven't had a chance to testdrive this yet myself.
Have I told you lately how much I love this microformats bookmarklet? Yes? Well, I'm telling you again.
NetNewsWire now supports microformats.
Great article from Brian ranging from introducing microformats right up to the current state of play.
A microformat detection extension for Firefox 2. This looks more human-friendly than the existing Tails extensions.
It's baaa-aaaack!
More about the microformats that can now be found on Last.fm.
A Sydney-based food blog that includes an event calendar (sadly not hCalendar). I'm going to trawl through the archives.
This is still experimental, but Technorati now allow you to search for snippets of content that has been marked up with microformats. My egosearching returns suitably satisfying results.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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