• JSON Feeds For Fun and Profit, Part One- Del.icio.us makes it easy

    Confession time: I’ve never actually worked with a JSON feed. No, really. I know what you’re thinking… Yes, you’re right. I’ve built a bunch of Ajax-y components and one full blown application over the past two years. No, in light of that it doesn’t make any sense that I haven’t used JSON before.

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  • Cross Browser PNG Transparency: Part 2

    This is Part 2. See Part 1. In October, I posted about cross browser PNGs. Since IE7’s adoption rate is glacially slow, the topic is still relevant. That it’s still relevant is also evidenced by the number of referrals I get on this topic- People are interested in doing this stuff.

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  • Cross Browser PNG Transparency

    (I wrote this post at my old job. Since IE6 will be around for some time to come, the techniques in use here are still useful going forward as more and more designers are going to want to use Transparent PNGs in their designs. I’m going to add onto this article at some point in…

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