Here's why you shouldn't be afraid to use proprietary browser features-especially with stuff that's more experimental and explorative in nature: First of all, lots of good things come from once-proprietary features. My favorite example perhaps is the .innerHTML property of DOM elements, that originated on Internet Explorer. This property is not only easier to use [...]
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It seems that Google Chrome is getting all the develope [...]
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- Rails Envy » Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #094: 10/02/2009
…great information products, from the PeepCode juggernaut to Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs's JavaScript Performance Rocks! , to screencasts and ebooks from myself, Marc-André Cournoyer, the RailsEnvy guys, the Pragmatic Programmers, Ben Orenstein, Antonio Cagiano, and others. I quickly found it very easy to make money with a programmer career coaching program and video sales on a wide range of topics.
Speaking of these videos, a few months back, I put out a video called …
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@dhh : Beautiful pure HTML5 no-images app for seeing time zones by Thomas Fuchs: http://everytimezone.com/ (works great on iPad).
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Back in November I started a new JavaScript programming blog called DailyJS , with help from Ric Roberts and Justin Knowlden . I post almost every day about interesting developments in JavaScript — techniques, tips and library/tool reviews.
I recently toiled over a lengthy review of JavaScript Performance Rocks! by Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs — a book that has taught me a lot despite my years of JavaScript experience.
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…Textorize is a command line tool for generating headline images to png format by Thomas Fuchs (scriptaculous). It supports subpixel anti-aliasing and is written in Ruby.
Josh Susser posts some tips about the subversion to git process and performing a smooth migration.
Request Log Analyzer 1.4.0 Released
We mentioned it last week but now request-log-analyzer version 1.4.0 is out. Request Log Analyzer is a tool to produce performance reports …
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Check out this excellent tutorial from Thomas Fuchs, the man who built Scriptaculous . It takes you through how to wroite your own custom ajax effect, and ends up producing this really nice cash register calculation effect .
- Ruby on Rails Podcast: Thomas Fuchs - Ruby on Rails Podcast
Yarrrr!! Meet Captain Track, the awesome animated CSS3 [...]
- Topics: Cascading Style Sheets
A user enters a web site.
User: ' Ello, I wish to reg [...]
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- Alex Young: DailyJS
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- Rails Envy » Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #094: 10/02/2009
- Signal vs. Noise: This week in Twitter
Browsers are single-threaded beasts* but your JavaScrip [...]
- Topics: Web browser
- Signal vs. Noise: This week in Twitter
- Ruby on Rails Podcast: Thomas Fuchs - Ruby on Rails Podcast
- Rails Envy » Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #094: 10/02/2009
- Developing with Style: Custom Ajax effects with Scriptaculous
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