I am Bran van der Meer, internet geek and Software Developer living in Rotterdam, Netherlands. I tend to make use of the nicknames branneman and branmovic all around the web, if you come across them, that's probably me. A proud INFJ I am. Including yoda syndrome.
This is my personal website where I put interesting stuff I come across, dump my often-used code snippets, and much more nice things! I think.
I created a bookmarklet which can resize your browser window to any of the common resolutions. It currently has all the common desktop, Android (both tablet and phone) and iOS screen sizes.
After having seen several CSS3 related talks and presentations at Fronteers 2010, I wanted to know whether it's ready for use right now, or not yet due to lack of browser support.
Internet Explorer starts supporting a lot of the new elements at version 9, but since it's still beta or whatever I consider it not current. IE does support quite a few CSS3-like features via their 'filter' property however, that's what makes the subject article-worthy.
Being a native php guy, I'm used to having phpinfo(), giving me easy access to php.ini settings and loaded modules etc. So ofcourse I wanted to call the not existing pyinfo() function, to no avail. My fingers quickly pressed CTRL-E to google for a implementation of it, someone must've ported it already?
Yes, someone did. But oh my was it ugly. Preposterous! Since I cannot stand ugly layouts *cough*, I just had to build my own. So I used the code I found and cleaned up the layout to make it better. The official python website isnt that bad layout-wise, so why not steal their colors and background images? Yes that sounds like a plan to me.