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TreehouseShow

Intro

Teamtreehouse and it's great teachers will help you to have a great start in dev/des.

Other than that, you can have a "weekly dose of internet, where they talk about web design, web development and more" ( :-D ), and a lot more in Bonus Content.(Personally find Exercise Your Creative quite fascinating)

There is Youtube Channel, iTunes feed or Bonus Content to watch these videos. Don't forget to check them out.

Two hosts of the show are Jason Seifer(@jseifer) and Nick Pettit(@nickrp). Jim Hoskins(@jimrhoskins) appears as well.

Why?

I personally use the show's links more than often. So I thought it would be a great idea to collect them all somewhere.

Contribute

I really don't understand how, but you can [Contribute](https://github.com/MHM5000/TreehouseShow /wiki/Contribution "Contribute"). If you have any idea for this repo, just do it!

One more note

It's been more than a year from the first episode. It's probable that you find unactive(broken) links, updated versions of software or better replacements. All this repo does is keep tracking of this show.

Ep1: CSS and JavaScript Tools

Ep2: Retinafy Your Website

Ep3: Rails 4 and OS X Mountain Lion

Ep4: LAMP on Mountain Lion

Ep5: JavaScript Tools

Ep6: Twitter Bootstrap and JavaScript for Cats

Ep7: Web Development Tips

Ep8: Writing Markdown

Ep9: HTML5 Boilerplate

Ep10: jQuery Fundamentals

Ep11: Moment.js and HTML5

Ep12: Web Platform

Ep13: LLJS, Navicons, and Framework Fights

Ep14: Responsive Techniques, JavaScript MVC Frameworks, and Firefox 16

Ep15: Adaptive Images and Responsive SVGs

Ep16: Simple CSS Grids

Ep17: Bootstrap, relogo, and Alfred

Ep18: Backbone.js, Responsive Background Images, and HTML5 APIs

Ep19: Memory management, wireframing, and JavaScript frameworks

Ep20: Batch Icon Set, Bootstrap Goodies, Git Aliases, JavaScript Shopping Cart

Ep21: HTML5 Mobile Apps

Ep22: Explaining CSS and Landing Pages

Ep23: Writing Error Messages, Navigation, and Documentation

Ep24: JavaScript PDFS, CSS Transitions, and Web Design Trends

Ep25: Web Developer Checklists

Ep26: jQuery Releases, Favicons and CSS Optimization

Ep27: Triangles, Sublime Text Plugins and HTML5 Geolocation

Ep28: Collapsing Headers, Icon Fonts, and More

Ep29: SVG Hacking

Ep30: CSS and Frameworks w/ guest Ryan Carson

Ep31: HTML Progress Element and JavaScript Sliders

Ep32: SVGs, Dropdowns, and HTML5 Form Elements

Ep33: Web Typography, CSS Patterns and Simple Icons

Ep34: Accessibility, CSS Architecture, and Web Printing

Ep35: JavaScript Tours and Pull Quotes

Ep36: Sidebar Menus and Icon Stacks

Ep37: Sublime Text 2 and Login Forms

Ep38: JavaScript Design Patterns and CSS Windows

Ep39: HTML Video and the Web as a Gaming Platform

Ep40: iTunes Scrolling and Mobile Shelving

Ep41: Reflections, Mobile Typography and Responsive Images

Ep42: Flat UI Colors, Don't do's with jQuery and Usability

Ep43: SVG and Icon Fonts, Typography and CSS Sliders

Ep44: HTML5 Features, Responsive CSS Modules and Sass

Ep45: UX, Sitemaps and JS Tours

Ep46: Responsive Images and HTML5 Form Inputs

Ep47: Dev Tool Secrets

Ep48: Tablet friendly design, good ui, gif.js

Ep49: App Store Screenshots, Regular Expressions, Programming Fonts

Ep50: OAuth, Canvas, Dev Tools

Ep51: JavaScript diagramming, SASS, HTML5 Elements

Ep52: Reactive Programming, CSS Spacing, Image Loading

Ep53: The ClassList API, CSS Frameworks, Animation

Ep54: jQuery Plugins, Autoprefixer, CSS sprites

Ep55: Web Typography, JavaScript Progress Bars, CSS 3D

Ep56: Node.js, CSS Buttons, PNG Compression

Ep57: CSS3 Multiple Backgrounds, Ember.js, Favicons

Ep58: The Main Element, jQuery CLNDR, Keystrokes

Ep59: Form Validation, Safari Push Notifications, JavaScript Performance

Ep60: CSS Animations, CSS Sprites, Form Building

Ep61: Request Autocomplete, Navicons, CSS Preprocessing

Ep62: CSS Position: fixed-sticky, Flexbox, Google Web Designer

  • filamentgroup/fixed-sticky · GitHub

    CSS position:sticky is really in its infancy in terms of browser support. In stock browsers, it is currently only available in iOS 6. In Chrome you can enable it by navigating to chrome://flags and enabling experimental “WebKit features” or “Web Platform features” (Canary).

  • elclanrs/jq-idealforms · GitHub

    The ultimate framework for building and validating responsive HTML5 forms.

  • Focus transition

    Keyboard navigation has a major downside: it’s not clear where the focus moves upon pressing the Tab key. Animation makes the transition more apparent.

  • wilsonpage/fastdom · GitHub

    Eliminates layout thrashing by batching DOM read/write operations

  • Solved By Flexbox — Cleaner, hack-free CSS

    A showcase of problems once hard or impossible to solve with CSS alone, now made trivially easy with Flexbox.

  • Top Drawer - A smooth dropdown menu for responsive web design | Experiment #5

    To demonstrate smoother reveal menus in small contexts using CSS3 rather than animating with JavaScript.

  • Google Web Designer

    Create engaging, interactive HTML5-based designs and motion graphics that can run on any device.

  • Full Screen Mario

    Full Screen Mario is a fully HTML5 remake of the original Super Mario Brothers. You can play the original levels, play through some of literally millions of possible random maps, or create your own using the level editor. This whole project is open source and free.

Ep63: Responsive Design, Rich Text Editing, Squircles

Ep64: Touchscreen UI events, Sprite and checkbox animation, Lo-Dash

  • Touche.js

    It removes the delay that happen when you touch an element on page with your touch-screen device.

  • Motio

    Small JavaScript library for sprite based animations and panning

  • GridForms

    A tiny Javascript/CSS framework that helps you make forms on grids with ease.

  • Animated Checkboxes and Radio Buttons with SVG

    Animation and SVG used for checkbox/radio

  • Lo-Dash

    A utility library delivering consistency, customization, performance, & extras. You will find it pretty fascenating if you've used Undescore.js .

  • CircleType.js

    Circletype.js is a tiny (2.7kb) jQuery plugin that lets you set type on a circle

  • Odometer

    TRANSITION NUMBERS WITH EASE

  • Frontend Dev Bookmarks

    A huge list of frontend development resources I collected over time. Pull requests are welcome. Website coming soon.

  • TreehouseShow

    This awesome List that YOU are scrolling right now! Thanks Treehouse. ;)

Ep65: Contrast Ratio, Favicons, Offline Web Apps

Ep66: JavaScript Formatting, Pie Charts, SVG Animation

Ep67: Responsive HTML Emails, JavaScript Techniques, WebGL

Ep68: JavaScript Templating, Flexbox, DevTools

Ep69: JavaScript Footnotes, Geographic Autocompletion, Sortable Lists

Ep70: URL Rewriting, Responsive Emails, QR Codes

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