Some time ago, design for CSSZenGarden using a knife that slashes through the document was all the rage. Now I stumbled upon a referrer in my stats that got me sniggering: blether.com has a much more subtle gimmick like that, and I am sure that if you open this site on public terminals you’ll encounter […]

Andy Budd reported yesterday about mapsurface , a new site statistics tool that does all the others do, but with the difference that it shows the data live on the site without the admin or statistics-interested visitors having to log into a backend editor. I really like what I can see on Andy’s site and […]

It is amazing how something dormant for a long time in the developer community emerges simultaneously at different spots. My own Show love to the object literal was basically intended to explain the OL as a coding style and syntax allowing your scripts to be self-contained. Dustin Diaz had a similar post cooking for quite […]

Hello, I have a question for the CSS folk out there. Currently I am writing a book for APress on Practical JavaScript and I am right now at the chapter about JavaScript and CSS working together. Dynamic classes needed for styling JavaScript effects The idea is to separate CSS and JavaScript completely – as explained […]

Security Pro News reported about two Viruses spreading on Macs. While one of them is not yet found in the wild and spreads via Bluetooth, the other one is around, but needs a daft user like most of the less subtle PC Viruses. Leap.A spreads itself via iChat and originally claimed to be screenshots of […]