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[...] If you were not aware of them CSS Regions are proposal to CSS3 that would allow for some magazine like layouts in HTML pages. Adobe has [...]

[...] A bit about working with CSS Regions on browsers that don't support them. Continue reading → [...]

[...] the past few months I've been showing off a bit of this team's work while talking to people.  CSS Regions, CSS Shaders, CSS Exclusions are the ones I usually hit. I always get hit with the question & [...]

[...] that make up Adobe's contributions to the W3C and WebKit. If you've seen our work on  CSS Regions, CSS Exclusions, CSS Shaders, CSS Compositing, or CSS Transforms then you have seen the fruits [...]

[...] For two weeks, I’m embedded with the Web Platform team here at Adobe.  What does that mean?  It means, I’m acting like I’m part of the team, going [...]

[...] For two weeks, I'm embedded with the Web Platform team here at Adobe.  What does that mean?  It means, I'm acting like I'm part of the team, going [...]

[...] I'm wrapping up being embedded with the Web Platform Team this week.  It's been an awesome experience, and I want to share some of what I learned. [...]

[...] colleagues today about the awesome addition of CSS Regions to Mobile Safari and support in Adobe Edge Reflow and Adobe Edge Code. I share it, but I want to focus on the fact that you can start working [...]

[...] The newly released Photoshop Generator feature works awesome with Adobe Edge Reflow.  I used it to redesign my site. I was very happy and very productive.  However [...]

[...] with some ideas.  As a follow up to my post about what you do after you work with Adobe Edge Reflow, I’ve been exploring the source code Reflow creates looking to see what I can do with [...]

[...] push responsive web design as the only real option, and recommend that you use Adobe Edge Reflow for it. I’m changing my tune a bit, as I realize that not everyone has access to [...]

[...] its behavior is almost identical to variables. But I imagine this is something that browser manufacturers can handle as they control the behavior of "throw[ing] away the other cascaded [...]

[...] times. Then as you are perfecting your spec, some bleary-eyed engineer at one of the browser manufacturers pokes his head out of his cube and says "Look at this awesome thing I did!" and [...]

[...] ; Here’s the github repository, if I get any interest I’ll add it to the Brackets Extension Registry. I’d love to get some other eyes on it to make sure I’m not [...]

[...] I made a little update to Brackets Reflow Cleaner.  This is the Brackets extension that can extract information out of Reflow asset files and allow you to speed up developing [...]

[...] ’s a video with a complete demonstration of it.  I wrapped all of this up in a Brackets Extension so that if you wanted to play with it, you could. It’s Open Source and available on [...]

[...] A few weeks back Ryan Stewart posted on his idea for PhoneGap Starter projects. They were designed to take some of the grief out of getting started with various [...]

[...] helper ANT scripts for PhoneGap Build, and posted them to github as part of Ryan Stewart's PhoneGap Starter projects. Continue reading → [...]

[...] showing off a bit of this team's work while talking to people.  CSS Regions, CSS Shaders, CSS Exclusions are the ones I usually hit. I always get hit with the question "When will this be in [...]

[...] Adobe's contributions to the W3C and WebKit. If you've seen our work on  CSS Regions, CSS Exclusions, CSS Shaders, CSS Compositing, or CSS Transforms then you have seen the fruits of this [...]

[...] I've been showing off a bit of this team's work while talking to people.  CSS Regions, CSS Shaders, CSS Exclusions are the ones I usually hit. I always get hit with the question "When [...]

[...] to the W3C and WebKit. If you've seen our work on  CSS Regions, CSS Exclusions, CSS Shaders, CSS Compositing, or CSS Transforms then you have seen the fruits of this team's labor.   [...]

[...] , and create some awesome layout in HTML.   Update: If you want to fool around with the Reflow file I used in this example, here you go. [...]

[...] from it. Color Font Breakpoints I can even use the intelligence on the classes I setup in the Reflow file to analyze classes to figure out what was the same about them and create common classes for [...]