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schiller pointed to a very detailed profiler for IE6+ that can trace execution between javascript and native code and profile it. very data rich »« 23:17 17/11/09 | permalink | javascript performance ie tools dynatrace

how is jetpack different from greasemonkey? i mean, besides being controlled by mozilla... »« 21:21 20/05/09 | permalink | firefox javascript jetpack extension

noah stokes' new "portfolio" is excellent. i'd hire him »« 15:52 24/03/09 | permalink | portfolio design inspiration css html jquery ajax javascript

learning javascript oddities from wikipedia: using !! for normalization and the return from || and &&. nice »« 00:37 08/02/09 | permalink | javascript programming code boolean

typeface.js is crazy awesome - convert a typeface to a series of JSON vectors, then render text using a canvas element for each word, with paths for the characters. evil but wonderful »« 14:09 27/10/08 | permalink | javascript typography webdesign fonts typeface css

the 280 slides editor is pretty fucking awesome. still, not sure how well it'd cope with my 150 MB image-based presentations »« 14:09 08/09/08 | permalink | presentation powerpoint slideshow tools javascript

jParallax is a pretty neat little toy. gives me some ideas for a project i'm working on »« 22:04 03/09/08 | permalink | jquery javascript parallax ui

taptaptap has pretty apps with a lovely js interface. loving the screenshot viewer thingy »« 23:14 28/08/08 | permalink | iphone apps javascript css

the window.name transport for dojo is utter genius. »« 12:32 23/07/08 | permalink | javascript coding web

some js debugging tips from forever ago [via dunstan] »« 08:44 23/07/08 | permalink | javascript coding tips

john resig is a fucking genius. you can check some of jared's stuff out too. you'll need a super-recent browser though »« 22:22 08/05/08 | permalink | javascript insane awesome

thanks to Robin Pan, there's now a chinese translation of my javascript article at vitamin »« 23:30 02/08/06 | permalink | javascript

tim lucas talks about applying some of my asset serving principles in the RoR world in this sitepoint post »« 23:11 29/05/06 | permalink | web javascript

reflections were neat when apple first started doing it, but they're set to become web 2.0's blink tag »« 09:45 22/05/06 | permalink | web javascript

sphere looks very cool - a game engine which embeds spidermonkey for scripting. need to check that out further »« 16:08 17/05/06 | permalink | games coding javascript

there's a dojo developer day on may 13th - should be interesting »« 16:33 02/05/06 | permalink | dojo javascript camps

i thought i'd linked to cabspotting a while ago - maybe not. »« 19:12 11/04/06 | permalink | maps javascript cabs visualization

i can never find venkman for ff1.5 when i look for it - thanks trenka! »« 20:46 20/12/05 | permalink | venkman javascript debugging debugging

higher-order javascript is a nice digression from mjd's higher-order perl [via aaron] »« 15:12 21/11/05 | permalink | perl javascript

just went to the y js debugging class, so some links for you. venkman debugger for ff. fiddler debugging proxy for ie (and ff/win). instant source ie source introspection. visual studio express has a neat ie script debugger. »« 13:44 17/11/05 | permalink | javascript debugging debugging internetexplorer firefox mozilla debugging tools

it's been doing the rounds for a few days, but is still fun - web 2.0 validator. the best part is that it uses delicious to get it's rules. very web 2.0  »« 13:16 15/11/05 | permalink | web20 javascript

aaron dug up a link to sim-daltonism for osx. it's based on colorlab which i'd seen some time ago (years?) but is still fairly useful. i need to take the time to dig in the source and find out whether they're using a matrix, fixed data set or some formulae. »« 12:43 26/10/05 | permalink | javascript color colorblindness tools

this nyc subway map is very very cool - google maps plus flash for some nice interactivity. »« 20:10 11/10/05 | permalink | maps flash javascript

it's looks like there's an ajax-y version of subetha-edit - synchro edit is worth checking out. »« 16:11 07/10/05 | permalink | web ajax javascript editors subethaedit

the dp.SyntaxHighlighter is an inspired piece of javascriptery. it takes simple textareas with certain classes, and truns them into syntax highlighted code listing displays, complete wityh line numbers, tab stops and alternating line colors. beautiful and really easy to use. [via aaron] »« 11:37 30/08/05 | permalink | javascript coding syntaxhighlighting highlighting formatting

protopage is a really fun (and beautiful) ajax page building apps. [via aaron] »« 13:09 18/08/05 | permalink | apps webapps ajax javascript

this guide to embedding google maps in your opwn pages is great. well written and containing everything i wanted to know. »« 11:33 09/08/05 | permalink | maps google javascript web

jsan is finally alive [via aaron] »« 21:08 30/06/05 | permalink | cpan javascript coding jsan

schwern's post about JSAN is pretty interesting. especially the loading-direct-from-repos stuff. mmmmm »« 12:19 09/06/05 | permalink | javascript perl includes cpan

eric pointed me toward trixie, which implements greasemonkey functionality for IE. very very cool. »« 19:22 31/05/05 | permalink | ie web scripting coding greasemonkey firefox javascript

TreeMenu3 looks like a nice robust dhtml tree menu (if such a thing can exist), which is built entirely by transforming ul/li elements in-place, so degrades beautifully. »« 07:33 16/03/05 | permalink | dhtml javascript css standards accessibility

the IE7 project seems good - transparent standards support for IE5/6. has anyone done anything similar to work around moz/saf bugs? one universal library of fixes would be cool. »« 19:31 10/01/05 | permalink | javascript

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