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Easy Autocomplete with the datalist Element, the list Attribute and AngularJS’s ng-repeat Directive
Continuing to write about some Angular features I’ve been working with recently, I thought it would be interesting to show off one of the little conveniences I was able to put together using just a couple of Angular’s core features. This example leverages basically two basic features of Angular and two HTML5 features to create…
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Sorting by Multiple Fields with Different Sort Orders Using the AngularJS orderby Filter
I’m working on a new, interactive, interface to the $100,000 Club dataset I keep on itsalljustcomics.com. The data deals with the world’s most valuable comic books (those worth more than $100,000) and it’s always just been a static list. Since I’ve started keeping track of that data, the number of entries has steadily grown to…
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Sure, It’s 5 Months Too Late for the Contest, BUT.. I Finally Did Something with the Hubway Data
The Hubway Data Visualization Challenge was a contest run using the data released by the local bike share. I really wanted to do something for the contest and even started a project in October to try to do something with it. You know how that turned out Anyway, between finding myself with a life that…
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Beginning HTML and CSS is O-U-T
I’ve mentioned it on Google+ and Twitter. I should probably mention it here: Beginning HTML and CSS is out. It came out yesterday. Here’s proof: The book looks great. I’m really happy with it. Are there things I wish I could redo? Sure. Of course. But overall, based on what I had to work with…
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I’ll be Presenting At HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco
I just got word that my presentation was accepted. I’ll be presenting alongside people who are really super smart. I’m hoping to not embarrass myself. I promise I won’t pick a fight with Douglas Crockford just as a goof. Here’s the pitch for my talk: We’re awash in data. Making sense of that flood of…