Some interesting sites...

Have you heard of HTML5? Responsive web design? Fluid design? I remember I saw TT shared something about HTML5 on Facebook. And I just got to now these 2 terms, responsive web design and fluid design recently. Gosh! I just checked this blog, and found out this post was half-way done since months! Never realize this until I ask myself again, did I share this website before?! So, the "recently" in the first paragraph, happened last year, probably in October. Recently, I mean last week as from now. Recently, me and HN was playing with HTML5 and JavaScript to write a web-based game for a puzzle that I encountered last July, in JB. Found this website for quite sometimes, this is a really cool website to check how well your browser supports HTML5. We started writing the game, however, the tags that we are using, so far only supported in Chrome. I am still not sure which "advance" feature(s) that we used in our code that supported only by Chrome. Anyway, so far as I ...

So long. I have not been updating this blog. Wanted to share this website since months ago. Finally, I found the mood to do this now. :P Found this web site from my current company's internal site. I was fascinated by the capability of this site. Of course, it's due to nothing but the list of public holidays. :P You can select the previous year, or current year, or even future year for any country (I didn't go through the list of countries), and get the calendar with public holidays information! I am not sure if it is really accurate, as I just checked out the CNY for 2014, it happened that the first day of CNY falls on 31th Jan, but the second day is 3rd Feb. :P Probably it's the replacement holiday! (Wow! It comes with AI feature?!) Other than that, you can select options, the design of the generated calendar. And it's free! It has not only calendars, but also the time information around the world, time zones, and also weather around the world. You can ge...