EtherPad: Real-time Editing with JavaScript #
I had the opportunity, last year, to talk with the team behind AppJet.
Nov 19
Nov 18
The March of Access Control #
The web is changing. Historically it's been painfully easy to request resources from remote locations (such as stylesheets, scripts, images, and loading pages in iframes)...
Nov 12
Accuracy of JavaScript Time #
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There were two events recently that made me quite concerned. First, I was looking through some of the results from the Dromaeo test suite and...
Nov 11
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CSS Animations and JavaScript #
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Apple, and the WebKit team, have recently proposed two different additions to CSS: CSS Transitions and CSS Animations.
Nov 10
Element Traversal API #
A little while ago a nightly of Firefox 3.1 included support for the new Element Traversal API proposed by the W3C.
Deadly Expandos #
If I had to rate my least favorite browser bugs I'd have to put this one near the top.
CSS3 Template Layout #
Like many developers who had seen the work-in-progress CSS3 Layout specification I was immediately horrified.
Oct 14
Ultra-Chaining with jQuery #
We were having a discussion, the other day, on the jQuery-dev mailing list concerning style and jQuery code.
Oct 13
Browser Paint Events #
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A cool new browser event just recently landed in the latest Firefox nightlies: an event announcing when the browser re-draws a portion of the page.
Sep 22
Adv. JavaScript and Processing.js #
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Recently I gave two talks at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City and one for the Boston IxDA.
Sep 6
JavaScript Benchmark Quality #
Summary: JavaScript Benchmarks aren't adapting well to the rapid increase in JavaScript engine performance.
Sep 5
JavaScript in Chrome #
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Google Chrome has taken the browser world by storm. It makes for an exciting release, no doubt, especially with a brand new JavaScript engine on...
Sep 4
Bulk Vote for Reddit, Digg, and Hacker News #
Last weekend I decided to play around with the new Ubiquity extension for Firefox, building a command.
Sep 3
JavaScript Performance Rundown #
A new JavaScript Engine has hit the pavement running: The new V8 engine (powering the brand-new Google Chrome browser).
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