Category: Coding

Here are today’s Ajax links: advAJAX / AdvancedAJAX 1.0 My-Bic = Easy Ajax This concludes the daily Ajax.

No? Me neither. But if yes, check out Javascript in Ten Minutes at the new infogami website.

Stu Nicholls has created a little web-native video game powered by CSS. It’s maddening, though. I can’t seem to win.

Yahoo! has really taken it to the next level in terms of reaching out to the developer community. As I mentioned earlier, there’s the new User Interface Blog and I coincidentally stumbled on the Graded Browser Support article around the same time. Digging deeper I found the Design Pattern Library which Yahoo! defines as “an…

Nate Koechley, Senior Web Developer for Yahoo! has written an interesting (if a bit high-level) article on what he’s calling “graded browser support”. Instead of using the more commong “graceful degradation” approach, Nate looks at browser support using a graded system. The system puts browsers into 3 seperate categories based on their distribution. See the…

Some interface designers may feel threatened by the idea of Greasemonkey scripts altering the intended look-and-feel of their web pages (at least in Firefox and Mozilla), but I like the idea of users getting more control over their experience (even if the scripts are brittle and sometimes hack-y), and in the best scenario I would…