Ok, time to release another plugin for WordPress. This time I wanted to easily implement del.icio.us bookmarks into blog posts without having to use a server-side component and add to the already slow loading of this blog. The solution was to use JavaScript and load the bookmark data only when you request it. This means […]

Finally I can announce the 2.3.0 release of the Yahoo! User Interface Library. Internally we had a chance to play with some of the library news already and there is a lot of cool stuff to see: An experimental image loader utility that is much like my http overhead delay on steroids A rich text […]

Hmm, now here is an interesting task. I was asked to find an inline “code editor” which means a script or a flash widget or a (shudder) applet that allows for editing of code (PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS) inside an application. There are a lot of inline Rich Text editors and even some WYSIWYG editors, […]

Back in February 2006 I declared my love for the object literal explaining that it is a great way of making sure your scripts don’t interfere with others as all you expose to the world is a single object name. Instead of function init(){} function doStuff(){} var myMessage = ‘oi, gerrof!’;function init(){} function doStuff(){} var […]

As some of you know, Meri Williams has set up a Wiki for people who want to become speakers at summits and events at http://www.makemeaspeaker.com/ (currently spammed :-() and I am a very big fan of the idea (even pimped it in my Highland Fling Talk). However, except for some minor changes to the Wiki […]