Web Development Recipes (For Linda Teigland) by Hogan, Brian P. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Web Development Recipes Table of Contents What Readers Are Saying About Web Development Recipes Acknowledgments

Brian Hogan Chris Warren Mike Weber Chris Johnson Aaron Godin

Preface

Who’s This Book For? What’s in This Book? What You Need Online Resources

Chapter 1: Eye-Candy Recipes

Styling Buttons and Links Styling Quotes with CSS Creating Animations with CSS3 Transformations Creating Interactive Slideshows with jQuery Creating and Styling Inline Help Dialogs

Chapter 2: User Interface Recipes

Creating an HTML Email Template Swapping Between Content with Tabbed Interfaces Accessible Expand and Collapse Interacting with Web Pages Using Keyboard Shortcuts Building HTML with Mustache Displaying Information with Endless Pagination State-Aware Ajax Snappier Client-Side Interfaces with Knockout.js Organizing Code with Backbone.js

Chapter 3: Data Recipes

Adding an Inline Google Map Creating Charts and Graphs with Highcharts Building a Simple Contact Form Accessing Cross-site Data with JSONP Creating a Widget to Embed on Other Sites Building a Status Site with JavaScript and CouchDB

Chapter 4: Mobile Recipes

Targeting Mobile Devices Touch-Responsive Drop-Down Menus Mobile Drag and Drop Creating Interfaces with jQuery Mobile Using Sprites with CSS

Chapter 5: Workflow Recipes

Rapid, Responsive Design with Grid Systems Creating a Simple Blog with Jekyll Building Modular Style Sheets with Sass Cleaner JavaScript with CoffeeScript Managing Files Using Git

Chapter 6: Testing Recipes

Debugging JavaScript Tracking User Activity with Heatmaps Browser Testing with Selenium Cucumber-Driven Selenium Testing Testing JavaScript with Jasmine

Chapter 7: Hosting and Deployment Recipes

Using Dropbox to Host a Static Site Setting Up a Virtual Machine Changing Web Server Configuration Files with Vim Securing Apache with SSL and HTTPS Securing Your Content Rewriting URLs to Preserve Links Automate Static Site Deployment with Jammit and Rake

Appendix 1: Installing Ruby

A1.1 Windows A1.2 Mac OS X and Linux with RVM

Appendix 2: Bibliography