If I Lived in The Bay Area, I’d Go To These
Crockford on JavaScript: a Public Lecture Series on JavaScript
Author: Rob Larsen
Browser Size, a Simple But Useful Tool From Google
Browser Size does just what the name implies. Enter a URL, hit “go” and you’ll see just what percentage of the internet will see what without scrolling. Scrolling isn’t quite the bugbear it once was, but for certain types of pages immediate impact is still very important (campaign landing pages are a good example,) so […]
I’m Presenting at WordCamp Boston January 23, 2010
I’m excited to announce that I’m going to be speaking at the 1st WordCamp Boston. I’ll be talking about the marriage of two of my favorite technologies: WordPress and HTML5. The Future is Now: WP Themes With HTML 5 Excited about HTML5? Wish you could start using the new semantic elements right now? You can. […]
Microsoft’s CSS Filters, Could The Syntax Be Any Uglier?
The answer is no 🙂 While some of the functionality of MS’s CSS filters is actually pretty useful (sue me, I need to use them from time to time), the implementation is ugly as hell. Ryan, one of the smart guys here that helps me fool people into thinking I know what I’m doing, had […]
What I Read This Week (jQuery’s live(), algorithms, IE8 + VPN, Chrome )
These are the posts that have kept me engaged during my quiet moments this week. Demystifying jQuery .live() and why it’s generally faster than .bind() A short article looking at jQuery’s .live(). List of Algorithms Just what it says it is- a big-ass list of algorithms. I wish more had source code. Using a VPN […]