Gabbly is a really interesting approach to the issue that you need to discuss designs with clients and peers. It is a chat panel that appears on any page (except for those that redirect the user) when you add the URL as a parameter, for example http://www.gabbly.com/www.wait-till-i.com It is a matter of time before there […]

You’ve read enough of my stuff, now it is time to see and hear me talk (if you are able to do both). This means not only will you be able to listen to some stuff I have to say, no, you can even ask questions and shout at me without risking comment moderation. Stuart […]

Update: The performance was great and I met Henry outside later on for a quick chat. He really is as down to earth as you’d expect. The venue, however, was a joke: Boiling hot and there was no space for your feet (on the most expensive seats). I am always amazed how hard some web […]

Dabbling around with jQuery for the last chapter in my upcoming book about JavaScript , I realised it is dead easy to do something that really annoyed the hell out of me for a long time: When you display code examples in online tutorials and you don’t want to use server side includes to show […]

Update 25/05/06: DOMinclude now supports only one include window at a time and closing include windows from external files. Pop-up windows are a pain for both the developer and the users. Often enough a page needs to link to a terms and conditions document and as the client does not want the user to leave […]