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            <title>CFClient: The Agony &amp; The Ecstasy -- Making It Purty</title>
            <description>In mylast entry, I discussed my decision to create a "CFClient Sampler" app that would simultaneously allow me to play witheach mobile client API, all the while providing the community with some nature of blog-based documentary on my attempt. With a solid proof of concept under my belt (and onGitHub) I pushed forward with two goals in mind this time:&#13;
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	Pick another API to play with&#13;
	Figure out some organization for the code before it got out of hand&#13;
	Ok, I guess there was a third goal too: Make it not so ugly.&#13;
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I'll start with the last one, which was to make the app not look like a middle schooler banging something out with Microsoft FrontPage. Quite frankly, I suck at UI stuff. I'm a "function over form" guy and I'm quite happy architecting the back end of an application far far away from the perils of CSS, responsive layouts, and viewports.  For this I used my phone-a-friend and dialed upjQuery Mobile. JQM has been around for a while and it doesn't make web pages that very unique (kind of like the BootStrap cookie cutter sites) but it's stupid simple to setup and covers every major navigation, button, control, and layout concern I'll be detailing with. &#13;
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            <pubDate>Fri, 09 Jan 2015 10:32:00 GMT</pubDate>
            <author>brad@ortussolutions.com (Brad Wood)</author>
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            <title>JQuery Corners-- What Will They Think Of Next?</title>
            <description>I have consistently been impressed by the number and quality of JQuery plugins that abound.  Today at work we ran across JQuery Corners.  This friggin' awesome plugin allows you to put rounded corners on your divs and it's oh, so easy.</description>
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            <pubDate>Sat, 21 Mar 2009 06:26:00 GMT</pubDate>
            <author>brad@ortussolutions.com (Brad Wood)</author>
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