Animation with CSS

Animate.css - examples:
http://daneden.me/animate/

Client-Side Storage

http://tech.pro/blog/1486/client-side-storage-options

• Web (Local & Session) Storage (current with limitations)
  For Local Storage usage example, you can see my post regarding HTML5 Contenteditable and KendoUI.
• Indexed DB - e.g. idb.filesystem.js (near future)
• File System - client (future!)
• Web SQL (deprecated)

Potentially can develop a web-based app (supports mobile & desktop) without the need of an actual native mobile app.

IntelliJ - fix Maven dependency

Steps to go through fixing Maven dependency in IntelliJ -

1. Check the POM - see if the dependency is defined properly
2. Go to File --> Project Structure... and see if which Library is throwing up error
3. Navigation to the Class file that the Library is pointing to, e.g. (in your Maven dir)

   [user_dir]/.m2/repository/[dependency]/[dependency_version]/... 

4. Delete the Library with error in Project Structure.
5. In command prompt, navigate to the directory of the project/Intellij module, run

   mvn install 

   to force download the dependencies
6. In IntelliJ, top left hand corner, go to "Packages" view
7. Right-click on the module --> Maven --> Reimport
8. Go to File --> Project Structure... to see if error persist

Javascript - best practices

http://www.2ality.com/2013/07/meta-style-guide.html?spref=tw

HTML5 Contenteditable Attribute - Front End editing

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/html5-editable-content/

Try edit something here!

Changes saved.

Note: Changes are saved to Local Storage in your browser.
For WebKit browsers, Chrome and Safari, it is stored under the ‘Resources’ tab.
For Firefox users, go to the DOM panel and search for "localStorage".

Kendo UI - WYSIWYG plugin

http://www.kendoui.com/ - leveraging HTML5 contenteditable attribute for editing content in context, this plugin adds the standard WYSIWYG functionality to it.

This example is based on this.

Try edit here!

Changes saved.

Note: Changes are saved to Local Storage in your browser.
For WebKit browsers, Chrome and Safari, it is stored under the ‘Resources’ tab.
For Firefox users, go to the DOM panel and search for "localStorage".

Raspberry Pi Model B: Hands-on Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOuiwo_Qbd8