Tag Archives: browser compatibility
Cross-domain Ajax, part 2: Using cross-origin resource sharing
In my last post I gave an example of how JSON-P can provide a solution to the restrictions that the same-origin policy places on asynchronous requests. In the event when a developer wants to place an AJAX call between two different domains that she owns, JSON-P will allow this, but what if I want to allow others to access my content using AJAX? (more…)
Understanding the basics of mobile front-end development
With the release of the iPhone 5, there was a lot of hype that it was going to affect mobile site design. However, at least for front-end developers like myself, it was not some groundbreaking change that would force us to create separate designs for different iPhones. The fact is, most designers and developers create their CSS in mind with support for a wide array of mobile devices that use multiple platforms and screen sizes. (more…)
