blog.mozilla.org
Glow 1.0
https://blog.mozilla.org/website-archive/2011/06/14/glow-1-0
Log of Retired Mozilla Websites. June 14, 2011. We launched the first version of glow.mozilla.org with the Firefox 4 release in March 2011 as a way to visualize Firefox downloads and community involvement around the world. Thanks to the development skill of Matthew Claypotch. And the design talents of Sean Martell. Http:/ blog.mozilla.org/data/2011/03/22/how-glow-mozilla-org-gets-its-data/. The source code for the original site is at https:/ github.com/potch/glow. Http:/ www.geek.com/articles/new...Http:...
meyerweb.com
Eric's Archived Thoughts: Browsers
http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/category/tech/browsers
Skip to: site navigation/presentation. Skip to: Thoughts From Eric. Fri 15 Jan 2016. Is a pretty darned fantastic thing. I’ve been digging into it as I write the grid layout chapter of CSS:TDG4e, and there are more things in here than have been dreamt of in our layout philosophies. One of the things I’ve recently come to realize is the power and necessity of subgrids. To understand why, let’s explore a use case, which you can see in various forms on this test page. I cribbed this use case pretty directly.
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