Category: JavaScript
Feb 262007
Packing Prototype
Here’s a quick workflow to compress whatever version of Prototype you please.
Feb 162007
Allan Odgaard plugs my JavaScript Tools Bundle, which (thanks to Thomas Aylott) is now a part of BundleForge. Pretty cool.
(1)Feb 52007
Talking with Microsoft about IE.next. The things he asked for (mostly JS-related) were determined (by vote) to be the most critical things for IE to catch up on. I’m optimistic.
Alex Russell unveils dojo.query, the latest gauntlet tossed down in the fetching-elements-by-CSS-selector wars. I’m working on a similar overhaul for Prototype which I’ll talk more about when the time is right.
Jan 262007
Core team member Scott Raymond shows you What’s new in Prototype 1.5.
Jan 242007
Prototype Core. Qualified to write a JavaScript library, to be sure, but clearly unqualified to speak about hair care. (I include myself in this assessment.)
(4)Jan 182007
At long last: Prototype has an actual web site. With documentation. There’s plenty more to say, and I’ll save it for a longer post, but Justin Palmer is owed some major kudos for working so hard on the site. And so do Chris, Tobie, and Mislav — the three newest members of Prototype Core — who poured their hearts and souls into documentation.
(2)Jan 172007
Code: Prototype Auto-build TextMate Command
Bind to ⌘S. Will execute rake dist automatically if you just saved a file in the src directory.
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Nov 12006
Sam Foster and I are once again leading a JavaScript discussion for Refresh Austin — this time focusing on the major libraries and on practical problem-solving. Show up tonight at 7pm for the Dojo vs. Prototype girly slap-fight! You won’t be disappointed.
Oct 282006
With Ajax Having Been Experienced…
That’s right — I just used the perfect passive participle. Deal with it.
Everyone else is doing it, so I suppose I have to do a postmortem on The Ajax Experience.
IE.next and JavaScript
The just-released Internet Explorer 7 features only a few crumbs for JavaScript developers, so I respect Chris Wilson and the rest of the […]
