Christian Heilmann

The annoying thing about YQL’s JSON output and the reason for it

September 22nd, 2010

A few days ago, Simon Willison vented on Twitter about one of the things that annoyed me about YQL, too: The interesting thing about this is that it is not a YQL bug – instead it is simply a problem of generic code and data conversion. The problem with YQL JSON results Let’s have an […]

Showing off your upcoming Lanyrd events as a badge with YQL

September 15th, 2010

Lanyrd is a cool new web site to organise the events you go to and speak at. The thing that is missing right now is a badge to show off your upcoming events on your own web site as requested by Dan Rubin: The team is working on it but in the meantime you can […]

Maintainable JavaScript at the ThinkVitamin JavaScript online conference

September 13th, 2010

Today I spoke at the ThinkVitamin JavaScript online conference alongside Simon Willison, Stuart Landgridge and Drew McLellan. Topic and slides My topic was “Maintainable JavaScript” and I managed to pack 150 slides into the 50 minutes of my talk. The Slides are available on Slideshare. Maintainable Javascript carsonifiedView more presentations from Christian Heilmann. What I […]

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