Hovering Intently
Late to the party, I know, but it's worth pointing this out, as an addendum to previous ranting. hoverIntent is a jQuery plugin that replaces the standard on/off hover switch with a delay, triggering...
Late to the party, I know, but it's worth pointing this out, as an addendum to previous ranting. hoverIntent is a jQuery plugin that replaces the standard on/off hover switch with a delay, triggering...
It's not a showdown between Javascript and Ruby, it's a race towards bioware. Language oriented programming is not a new idea, but it has taken a long time to become a significant influence on...
This technique been mentioned in passing for a couple of years now, and recently seems to be gaining a fair amount of attention. Many web designers love the idea of building dropdowns like this....
Thanks again to Harry, I stumbled across two fascinating projects that tackle a particular fundamental problem in PHP5. The ambition of metaphp is to take over the world, and that's actually not such...
Why and MenTaLguY show how to upwink javascript into web requests - is this a replacement for Greasemonkey, or just total insanity?
I've started a simple repository of Greasemonkey User Scripts. Mostly experiments I've been playing with in my spare time, and occasional annoyances with sites that I feel compelled to fix. The most...
Yep, the cat couldn't stay in the bag any longer... I know of at least two implementations that are wingling their way out of development - Trixie and now Turnabout Of course, an Internet Explorer...
AJAX is not new(s). Previously, I've been critical of the nomenclature, perhaps more for aesthetic reasons than anything else, but I have to agree with Simon Willison, who...
Gecko support for CSS3 multicolumn layouts looks interesting... I know next to nothing about CSS3 in Mozilla, but this is something that I have wanted to use on a...
Amongst those of the user experience and information architecture persuasion, there seems to be a growing trend that involves taking interesting new technological and interactive...
Think you understand the basics of HTML and the Document Object Model? Start with a basic CSS selector: #items { width:180px; height:220px; } Now the HTML that this CSS decorates: ...
➔ Behaviour : Using CSS selectors to apply Javascript behaviours
➔ mezzoblue § Side-stepping IE
➔ what comes to mind : Enhanced Form Widgets
➔ Greasemonkey: DIY Web Improvement
➔ Faster DHTML in 12 Steps (Internet Explorer - DHTML)
➔ ripple:data_structure [OSFlash]
➔ Re: A concise description of Ruby?
➔ Peer Pressure » Greasemonkey and the Death of API Keys
➔ Wait till I come! » DOM scripting Health and Safety
➔ Core JavaScript Guide 1.5: 7 Working with Objects
➔ JavaScript: A Survey of the Language
➔ Parsing W3C's ISO 8601 Date/Times in JavaScript
➔ XSS (Cross Site Scripting) Cheatsheet: Esp: for filter evasion - by RSnake
➔ JavaScript: The World's Most Misunderstood Programming Language
➔ Edit in Place with JavaScript and CSS
➔ GM_xmlhttpRequest [Dive Into Greasemonkey]
➔ AJAX Patterns: Design Patterns for AJAX Usability
➔ XMLHttpRequest Usability Guidelines
➔ Richard@Home : Javascript and PHP Remote Procedure Calls
➔ Nivi : Greasemonkey will blow up business models (as well as your mind)
➔ narcissus - javascript in javascript
➔ Document Object Model Events
➔ Extending the JavaScript DOM Interfaces in Mozilla and Other Modern Browsers.