Loading Typekit fonts asynchronously The Typekit Blog
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The Typekit Blog News about Typekit Loading Typekit fonts asynchronously May 25, 2011 The standard Typekit embed code has many advantages . It’s simple , compact , very easy to implement , and automatically helps to prevent the flash of unstyled text or FOUT These advantages make it the right choice for the vast majority of . sites The asynchronous loading patterns that we’ll discuss in this post provide a useful alternative in situations where you must eliminate any possibility that a problem loading the kit could interfere with loading the rest of the page . Asynchronous patterns are longer , more difficult to implement , and require extra work to avoid the FOUT . But these approaches ensure that your page won’t wait for the kit in the unlikely event that something goes wrong somewhere
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: Home Archive 2011 May 21 Previous Next Browsers without address bars By Dave Winer on Saturday , May 21, 2011 at 7:41 . PM In the last few days an idea has taken hold at least in public , that the future might be browsers without address bars . nbsp I have mixed feelings about that . nbsp When I got my first demo of the web in 1992 or 1993 my first reaction when I saw http : etc in the browser's address bar was People won't do that . It's one of those times I was glad I was wrong . Just two years later , driving on Highway 101 past the Marin Civic Center in San Rafael , I saw the URL of its website in huge letters on the marquee in front . Totally visible to all the cars going by on the freeway . The idea went from baffling to mainstream in just a couple of years . nbsp Nowadays I can
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SourceMate was by far my favorite plugin for Flash Builder 4 and they’ve been just as busy with Flash Builder 4.5. They just released SourceMate 3 today and it looks like it’s going to be very helpful for Flash Builder 4.5 users. Definitely check out the full feature list but some of the ones that [...]
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The site for MAX 2011 is up and has a ton of info about what’s in store for October. It’s going to be tough to match next year but with the launch of CS 5.5, the new mobile workflows in Flash Builder and Flex, plus a big focus on HTML5 and Gaming, there really is [...]