Are You Tired of Captcha?

May 29 2009

The other day I received a phone call from my mum. She was trying to help my aunt to set up an account on Gmail. My mum knows a little something about the internet and how things work so I was pretty sure they would figure it all out by themselves. Turns out they didn’t. After trying for hours (no joking..) I got this desperate call from my mum in which she claimed that “they” (I guess she meant the google-people) was erasing her password and every time she tried to do it again they made it harder.

Continue reading…

IE6, let us deal with all this hate!

May 9 2009

Being frustrated and full of hate is rarely something productive. If you are a web developer and have the feeling that all this hate for a “certain browser” is making you insane maybe this post can be of some help for you.

Continue reading…

Use your own ActionScript 3.0 classes and custom events in Adobe Flash (Part 1)

May 2 2009

If you get the hang of using your own custom events in ActionScript 3.0 you can streamline your development and get more control of your code. This is the first part in a serie of two where we’re going to show you how you can create and use your own custom events.

In this first part we’re going to use a real-world example and use a custom event-class to load XML more smoothly. We’ll also go through how you create a document class and how you link it to your flash document.

Continue reading…

Sections

Recent entries

Are You Tired of Captcha?
Ida, May 29 2009
IE6, let us deal with all this hate!
Ida, May 9 2009
Use your own ActionScript 3.0 classes and custom events in Adobe Flash (Part 1)
Simon Kjellberg, May 2 2009
W3C Valid HTML ≠ Good HTML
Ida, Apr 29 2009
Old News So Just Drop It…
Ida, Apr 7 2009

Recent Comments

John H says:
@somebody It would be ridiculous to credit...
Tommy says:
seems like the display:none; method...
knives21 says:
this is awesome man! Thanks a lot there...
Tommy says:
true, simon. maybe not the best approach on...
Simon Kjellberg says:
@Tommy: I guess it would work to...

About

Swedish fika is a site where we can express our ideas and thoughts about web design and development.

Subscribe

You can subscribe to our RSS feed as well as our Atom feed.

Recommended books

Our bookmarks