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  1. MozAfterPaint

    Main Page (3 hours, 13 min ago) Explore Article

    Due to popular demand, we’ve created a very experimental API for Firefox 3.1 to fire an event every time content is repainted. The event is is called MozAfterPaint and is fired at the document, bubbling up to the window. The event offers two attributes, clientRects and boundingClientRect, which tell you what was repainted, using the [...]

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  2. Ext Charting and Mapping with Google Visualizations

    Ext JS (4 hours, 4 min ago) Explore Article

    Creating cross-browser consistent visualizations of data without Adobe's Flash plugin has always been a difficult issue to address. Google introduced a Visualization API earlier this year which enables you to present tabular data in the form of charts, maps, and other graphical representations without the need for Flash. (Some visualizations actually do use flash, but most are implemented with SVG and/or VML.) Working with different API's can present hurdles as ...

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  3. Using jQuery to display a modal UpdatePanel confirmation

    AjaxLine (4 hours, 25 min ago) Explore Article

    Dave Ward post one more article about integrating ASP.NET andjQuery this time he shows how to display a modal UpdatePanel confirmation. He writes: After the previous example of integrating jQuery and ASP.NET AJAX to display modal progress indication, there were requests that I follow it up with an example of also displaying the confirmation modally. So, I’m going to expand the original post with a technique for doing exactly that. ...

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  4. Dojo: The Cross-Browser Window Focus Blues

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  5. Using Javascript to Fix 12 Common Browser Headaches

    AjaxLine (4 hours, 50 min ago) Explore Article

    The Noupe site post an article about several JavaScript techniques  that used for fixing common browsers bugs. Here's small excerpt from beginning of this article: We advocate using CSS whenever possible, and we often successed. Modern browsers have very good support for CSS — it’s certainly good enough for you to use CSS to control layout and presentation. Sometimes however, certain page elements will appear differently in different browsers. Source:Noupe. ...

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  6. Firebug Console for power users == Repl

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  7. Christian Heilmann: Maintainable JavaScript, part 2 on Vimeo

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  8. Chris Heilmann: Maintainable JavaScript, part 1 on Vimeo

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  9. Using Javascript to Fix 12 Common Browser Headaches

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  10. Shadowbox.js Media Viewer

    reddit.com (9 hours, 44 min ago) Explore Article

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  11. jQuery and Closures

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  12. 70+ JavaScript Resources for Every Web Developer

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  13. Jaxer 1.0 RC Support for REST and RPC

    reddit.com (19 hours, 4 min ago) Explore Article

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  14. No more tail calls in Javascript? | Lambda the Ultimate

    reddit.com (Oct 12 2008) jQuery Explore Article

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  15. Sending AJAX Requests with Prototype

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) jQuery , Prototype Explore Article

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  16. Tracing Console for Firebug

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) Explore Article

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  17. Should I learn Javascript ?

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) jQuery Explore Article

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  18. How to tab through fields top to bottom, as opposed to left to right

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) Explore Article

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  19. jQuery, Plugins, and jQuery UI

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) jQuery Explore Article

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  20. Dojo: delegate(), delegate(), delegate()

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) Dojo Explore Article

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  21. Maintainable JavaScript videos are now available.

    reddit.com (Oct 11 2008) jQuery Explore Article

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  22. This Week in HTML 5: Web Forms 2, Search, and more

    Ajaxian (Oct 11 2008) Explore Article

    In Mark’s eighth roundup of HTML 5 land, he delves into the merging of Web Forms 2, which gives us fun things like: input type=”email” input type=”url” inpu type=”number” input type=”range” input type=”date” input type=”time” input type=”datetime” input type=”week” input type=”month” Then Mark discusses input type=”search”: Andy Lyttle wants to standardize one particular feature of (which is already supported by Safari, but not standardized): [...]

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  23. Maintainable JavaScript videos are now available.

    Ajaxian (Oct 10 2008) Explore Article

    One month ago, the Fronteers conference in Amsterdam featured several “deep dive” talks on various web development topics. Stuart Langridge for example explained in detail what closures are and I talked about Maintainable JavaScript. The slides of my talk have been available for quite a while now and now Bachelor ICT have released the videos [...]

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  24. Maintainable JavaScript - Videos of my Fronteers talk are now available

    Wait till I come! (Oct 10 2008) Explore Article

    The lovely people (check the interview to see what I mean) at Bachelor ICT just released “the videos of my talk about Maintainable JavaScript”http://www.bachelor-ict.nl/christian-heilmann at the Fronteers conference in Amsterdam: Here’s part one of the talk: Chris Heilmann: Maintainable JavaScript, part 1 from Bachelor-ict.nl on Vimeo. And Part 2: Christian Heilmann: Maintainable JavaScript, part 2 from Bachelor-ict.nl on Vimeo. They [...]

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