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These are projects which we are not in the process of creating, but that would be good candidate to take on. | These are projects which we are not in the process of creating, but that would be good candidate to take on. | ||
=== CSS Checker for Web Compatibility === | === CSS Checker for Web Compatibility === | ||
Kyle Foster [https://twitter.com/hkfoster/status/438377416017592320 tweeted]: "Someone make a tool that checks my CSS file against the Can I Use database and reports my browser compatibility." | Kyle Foster [https://twitter.com/hkfoster/status/438377416017592320 tweeted]: "Someone make a tool that checks my CSS file against the Can I Use database and reports my browser compatibility." | ||
The tool could also report what changes to the CSS would make it more compatible with most "bang for the buck" - i.e. removing x:foo could increase your reach from 60% of browsers to 75%. Potentially on [http://webcompat.com webcompat.com]. | |||
* Web Development and interfacing with caniuse.com | * Web Development and interfacing with caniuse.com | ||
* Possibly hooking it with the CSS Validator (java) at W3C | * Possibly hooking it with the CSS Validator (java) at W3C | ||
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=== CSS Converter from old to new Flexbox === | === CSS Converter from old to new Flexbox === | ||
It analyzes the old CSS flexbox syntax and proposes the equivalent syntax in the new Flexbox model. | It analyzes the old CSS flexbox syntax and proposes the equivalent syntax in the new Flexbox model. | ||
* A bit of front-end Web development | * A bit of front-end Web development | ||
* A table of correspondance | * A table of correspondance | ||
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=== CSS Converter from WebKit to CSS3 gradient === | === CSS Converter from WebKit to CSS3 gradient === | ||
It analyzes the WebKit gradient syntax and proposes the equivalent syntax in the CSS3 gradient. | It analyzes the WebKit gradient syntax and proposes the equivalent syntax in the CSS3 gradient. | ||
* A bit of front-end Web development | * A bit of front-end Web development | ||
* A parser for CSS | * A parser for CSS | ||