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The snippet below triggers a callback when user stops typing on the input field. The process gets repeated everytime. This is a useful piece of snippet which can be used to trigger a custom callback function such as auto save or spelling checker etc.
Combining Javascript and CSS files and can tremendously reduce the number of HTTP requests your page make, making your website lighter and faster. It’s one of those tweaks to improve your website performance. This snippet doesn’t minify files, it just simply combines multiple files into single one.
All modern browsers now support CSS3 effects, all we need is one line of CSS to achieve smooth drop shadow effect from HTML block elements, no more Photoshop images! Some older browsers like Firefox 4, Safari 5.1 or Chrome 10 still requires vendor prefixes for this to work.
Here are some noteworthy tutorials from Sanwebe.com, which I am sure will help contribute to your Web development projects. Most tutorials are pretty basic, and some are intermediate level, but not that mind boggling. Depending on your cognitive abilities you should be able to grasp them very easily. I’ll be updating this list often so do comeback time to time.
