From ilike2Flash –Fast Android Studio emulator:
The Android studio default emulator can run sluggish at times and can often take up to five minutes to start depending on the power of your machine. Due to the long waiting times I found a quick…
What's new at EricBrooks.Com plus news and gossip all over CyberTown
From ilike2Flash –Fast Android Studio emulator:
The Android studio default emulator can run sluggish at times and can often take up to five minutes to start depending on the power of your machine. Due to the long waiting times I found a quick…
From TextutsTextuts –Realistic Neon Light Text Effect:
“
Modify a brick texture for the background, and then use layer styles with the Pen Tool to add some bright, glowing neon text and a simple cable over it. Check out the tutorial on design.tutsplus.com.
”
From HTML Tuts – Latest Tutorial Listings For Flash –How to Create a Flash Count Timer:
With Flash and Actionscript 2, we`ll practice how to use some movie clip animation to create a timer that counts up.
From A List Apart: The Full Feed –Initiation to Code:
“
When you imagine a programming mentor, certain archetypes might flash into your mind. Maybe you see the wise monk who’s meditated on design patterns for decades. Perhaps it’s the sophisticated keynote speaker with a staggering list of open source contributions. Or it might be that mad scientist polyglot obsessed with a dozen languages you’ve never heard of. But if these characters aren’t on your team when the new hire straight out of school joins up, who’s going to take the reins of training? You, of course…
”
From Photoshop Atoms –Create a Glossy Metal Text Effect in Photoshop:
“
We`ll show you how to get that smooth, glossy, car-frame look for your text in this photoshop tutorial. All it takes are some skills with layer effects to achieve that sleek 3D look!”
From A List Apart: The Full Feed –Quantity Queries for CSS:
“
Don’t you just hate documentaries that don’t deliver? They have enticing names like In Search of the Giant Squid, and tease you with shots of murky underwater shapes and excited scientists pointing far out to sea. You settle down to watch, eyes narrowed with suspicion, thinking, I better see some squid or I’m writing an angry letter to the network.
Sure enough, 90 minutes of interviews with bored-looking fishermen later, the presenter is forced to conclude, ?No… no, we didn’t find any big squids. But maybe one day [majestic orchestral flourish]. Great. You wanted Finding Nemo and got Not Finding Nemo instead.
I wouldn’t do that to you, friends. This is your guide to creating style breakpoints for quantities of HTML elements, much as you already do with
@mediaqueries for viewport dimensions. I’m not pointing at some blurry specification in the distance or a twinkle in an implementer’s eye. We’re going to do this today, with CSS that’s already available…
”
From Slingshut –How to Create a Stylized Portrait Made From Newspapers in Adobe Photoshop:
“
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a stylized portrait made from newspapers in Adobe Photoshop.
”
From A List Apart: The Full Feed –On Our Radar: Self-Centered Edition:
“
Okay, we admit it: it’s all about us. From steps to sleep to social activities, we’re counting every kind of personal data you can think of. But what’s all that data add up to? How could we look at it – and ourselves – differently? This week, we’re asking ourselves – and our
self– the tough questions…
”
From Basic Use –Create an Animated Image with Zoom Effects Using Only CSS3:
“
Nowadays, there are more and more websites which display articles/posts/news as square boxes in several columns where each square has a main image and the title. This modern style is easy to make – an…”
From Satique –Image into Drawing using Photoshop | Video:
“
In this tutorial, you will learn how to turn your image into a drawing using filters, blending options and your other basic Photoshop tools.
”
Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are solely those of Eric Brooks. They do not necessarily reflect those of his employers, friends, contacts, family, or even his pets (though my cat, Puddy, seems to agree with me on many key issues.). In accordance to my terms of use, you hereby acknowledge my right to psychoanalyze you, practice accupuncture, and mock you incessantly with every visit. As the user, you also acknowledge that the author has been legally declared a "Problem Adult" by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and is therefore not responsible for any of his actions. ALSO, the political views and products advertised on this site may/may not reflect the views of Puddy or myself, so please don't take them as an endorsement. We just need to eat.