Welcome to 2012 everybody! I hope you had a great Christmas time and enjoyed New Year's eve. Just like last year, I wanted to look back at my own blog to see what took place.

Sadly, I wasn't able to post a lot this year due to personal circumstances. Yet, I'm pretty sure that all the posts that I did place are true, high quality unique articles that you might be able to use for your next web project since they were mainly about jQuery, CSS3 or HTML5. I really hope you liked reading the articles on Marcofolio.net for the last year!

As for 2012, I hope to write more articles than past year. I might write more Quick Tips; Shorter articles, but those that contain extremely useful tips/code snippets that you might use. And in case you haven't seen it on Twitter yet, this was the Christmas card my girlfriend and I made for this year.

I wish you all the best for 2012 and let's check some articles placed here last year.

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Today is the day for another great contest on Marcofolio.net. This one especially goes out to all people that want to win some Christmas Cards to send during the holidays. Three lucky readers will be able to win 50 Christmas Cards by MOO. That's surely worth a shot entering this contest!

Read the rules below to find out how you can join this contest: it's pretty simple! Make sure you join this contest quick, since it ends on October 31st. You'll automatically receive information if you have won a prize. Good luck to everyone!

Also, make sure you subscribe to the RSS feed or follow me on Twitter to get updates on more future giveaways.

There is no doubt that mobile currently is hot. The team behind the favourite JavaScript framework of many (jQuery) answered the need of a touch-optimized web framework, and decided to create jQuery Mobile. The development focuses on creating a framework compatible with a wide variety of smartphones and tablets. Although the framework was released almost one year ago, not many people know about it. Luckily, Giulio Bai wrote a book about the first steps into jQuery Mobile.

Thanks to Packt Publishing, I was able to read the book and wrote a review about it that you can read below. At the start, I was already really looking forward to it, since I never played around with the framework before. Now, you have a chance to win this book (almost 200 pages) and read it yourself!

What you'll learn from this book:

• Why jQuery Mobile is a better choice compared to other frameworks
• Create and style pages and dialogs
• Use toolbars, theme en enhance them
• and much more!

Read the review below and make sure to check out how you can win a hardcopy version of this book. Also, make sure you subscribe to the RSS feed or follow me on Twitter to get updates on more future giveaways.

Today, we're going to give away three member accounts on UltimateDesignerToolkit. As you might have guessed by the name of the site, they have a huge collection of all kind of designer items in one place. Examples of these items are Photoshop brushes, vector files, PSD layouts, Photoshop actions and other design resources that may come in useful in your project.

Read the contest rules below to find out more about UltimateDesignerToolkit, and how you can enter this contest. Also, make sure you subscribe to the RSS feed or follow me on Twitter to get updates on more future giveaways.

This is it: The last day of 2010! Normally, the last post of the year on Marcofolio would be a "Best of the Best" round-up (see 2008 and 2009), but for this year, I wanted to look back at my own blog.

This was the year where I created only 32 article (the least I created in the past years), but I'm pretty sure all of them are true high quality articles (no imagedumps, list posts etc.). Most of them are web dev related, about jQuery, CSS3 or HTML5. I really hoped you liked reading the articles on Marcofolio.net for the last year!

I have nothing left to say except to wish you a safe and joyful new year's eve and I hope to see you back (with all your fingers) in 2011! Check out this Christmas/New years card from me and my girlfriend, wishing this to everybody in the world.

Now let's take a look back at Marcofolio over the past year.