don't code today what you can't debug tomorrow

After almost 6 years, 500 blog posts, and over half a million visits, I decide to have a new playground for my (often crazy) experiments. Fr...

Benchmarks, and the results of running them, are attractive because they eliminate the need to digest an arbitrary complex machinery, reduci...

Those who work on web-based applications on mobile platforms often recall the advice, "Use translate3d to make sure it's hardware a...

PhantomJS , the headless QtWebKit tool, is now listed as one of the Qt Ambassador show cases. There is also a growing list of projects u...

Sometime back I wrote (fun fact: it's Google first hit for faster quaternion multiplication ) about my favorite commit I did exactly tw...

Imagine you have to create a CAD-grade application, e.g. drawing the entire wireframe of a space shuttle or showing the intricacies of 9-lay...

One of the most often question I got, "Since browser Foo and browser Bar are using the same WebKit engine, why do I get different fea...

Thorsten Zachmann, from Calligra (and previously KOffice) fame, asked me once on how to draw a different kind of gradient: a rectangular on...

One of the early graphical web browser that got really popular was Mosaic , developed at National Center for Supercomputing Applications ...

It's a mixed feeling. Personally it was (always) fun to meet my former coworkers from Qt, Nokia and other KDE folks and catch up an...

It's MeeGo time! 2011 conference will be held in Hyatt Regency, San Francisco. The complete program has been published. For topics ...

Currently stranded at TPE. Few minutes before leaving SFO I managed to tag 1.1.0 release for PhantomJS (lesson learned: never attempt a r...