Posts tagged with opera
Theme preview: Serenity
Serenity is new upcoming theme based on xScape Theme Framework. It will have both standard and Core version. Serenity is portfolio, gallery and blog theme that will have separate front page layout, soft/pastel colored default styles, it will use jQuery powered Nivo slider.
WordPress Benchmark: 3.0 vs 3.1 vs 3.2
With release of new WordPress 3.2, it’s very interesting to see benchmarked performance of last 3 major versions, and how far the new WordPress has come. This is first benchmark post with the results of the performance of the WordPress administration side. Second one coming in the next couple of days.
Opera 11 vs Firefox 4
After months of delays, Mozilla Firefox 4 is released couple of weeks ago. Since I use Firefox only for development, but I am really impressed with work done by Mozilla on this brand new version, I decided to compare it to my browser of choice, Opera from developers point of view.
Browsers and Operating Systems on Dev4Press
Here are some interesting charts showing the statistical data gathered over the 3 months starting May 1 2010, up to August 1 2010 on Dev4Press.com: browsers and operating systems used by visitors. And for browsers, data is much different than world wide data.
Why I hate Mozilla Firefox…
I know that many people will be offended by this post, but I know that I am not the only one having so many troubles with Firefox. For years Firefox was getting worse with every new version. Before you start throwing rocks at me, please read the post to find out why I hate Firefox, and why they need to release 64bit version, yesterday.
Right now I am don't think you can. Gravity Forms...
How would you add this to a Gravity Forms textarea?
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WordPress Benchmark: 3.0 vs 2.9.2, Part 2
After the first part of the benchmark of WordPress 3.0 versus 2.9.2, here is the second part focusing on the admin section of the WordPress and the execution on the client side. Part 3 is coming in a few days and it will be dedicated to testing on the blog side of the WordPress.