As you probably know, I’m a big fan of jQuery because it is more integrated with CSS than scriptaculous. Someone have made a new plotting plugin for jQuery called Flot and this is awesome. The examples are really looking good.
If you’re a javascripter, chances are that you coded an infamous javascript calendar in your life. I saw somewhere that at the moment of his death, an normal javascripter will have coded an average of 7.4 javascript calendar. If we estimate that there is 2.3 million javascripters in the world, it means that there will [...]
Gary Haran wrote stuff you should know about bookmarklet and answer the question that’s on everybody’s lips
Closures are really powerful in javascript. The problem with them is that a lot of javascripters don’t understand them well. When I first started working seriously with closures, I had so many questions and no answers… until I read JavaScript Closures for Dummies. Don’t be fooled by the “for dummies” that could make you think [...]
Since the beginning of the new year, I’m offering to javascripters the echo chamber. What is it? It’s a category where I will post news about what happens in the javascript world. I will try to avoid ajax related news because Ajaxian already does the job really well.
You can subscribe to the RSS feed with [...]
I spent a lot of time testing cross-browser compatibility on the last site I did. My friend Frank of Ruby Fleebie is loosing hours trying to be compatible with Firefox and Internet Explorer. So, when I heard that a simple javascript file could help us in our work, I thought that it would be nice to share it with you.
Here’s something we’re always ask : “Can we see the list in the order we want?”
From time to time, I receive emails from desperate people who want help with their javascript problem. I also receive a lot of emails of people wanting to help me with my “manly problems”. It’s very nice from them to care about me and I take time to reply to each of them but I [...]
If you are javascripter, chances are that you must work with some back-end languages like ASP.NET, ColdFusion, Ruby On Rails or PHP. If you work with a back-end language, chances are that you become frustrated against it sometimes. That’s why I created I hate PHP.
What is it?
I hate PHP helps you to evacuate your [...]
Like most of you already knew, I’m working with Frank Lamontagne of Ruby Fleebie on a project called TimmyOnTime. We had the chance to present it at the last Barcamp Montreal and it went… really bad! If you want to know more about the whole adventure (and have a good laugh), click here to read [...]
