Create a NoScript Compatible Select Form Element with an onChange Event
FTA: "While having the onChange event on a SELECT element is great and saves a click, it’s important to note that the functionality breaks completely... more »
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Kwicks 1.5 Released!
New version of Kwicks for jQuery with LOTS of new features: vertical mode, new min option, sticky mode, custom triggers, and more!
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A "Dirty" Photoshop Tutorial
Mixing the random characteristics of scattered dirt with purposeful lettering can be tricky, but I feel this effect does a decent job of providing... more »
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10 Ways to Fix the Blogger Comment System
10 features that any blogging platform's comment system should support, that Blogger doesn't.
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Routing with Monorail's New Routing Engine
A helpful top level introduction to Monorail's (sparsely documented) new routing engine. Not so much of an overview, but will certainly help you get... more »
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jMar's Blog: Why PHP and JavaScript IDE's Suck
Top level discussion no how a language's typing (i.e. strict or loose) impacts how effectively an IDE can be implemented. The focus is given on the... more »
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Know Your Environment: PHP Server Module Reporter
Knowing your hosting environment's limitations before developing a website is a must. This practical script by David Walsh analyzes your host 's... more »
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Add Hover Class to Anything in jQuery
Quick little jQuery trick that allows you to add a hover class (similar to the :hover selector) to any HTML element.
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Introducing: Kwicks for jQuery
For those of you jQuery fans who have been ashamedly drooling over the perfectly simple Kwicks effect for Mootools, now you can have it too.
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Big Regex Improvements for Firefox 3 Beta 5
Firefox's regular expression engine is notoriously slower than that of IE - but Firefox 3 Beta 5 is showing some serious progress in narrowing the... more »
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Introducing: Asciible
In a nutshell, Asciible does all your ascii encoding for you. This obviously isn't the first utility to offer this service, but I have tried to make... more »
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My Java 7 Wishlist
Well, the JDK7 Project is underway, and despite the fact that I am being moved into the .NET world for some new projects, I wanted to leave some... more »
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Java, Reflection, Hibernate Proxy Objects, and Confetti
A quick write up on one of my discoveries concerning Hibernate Proxy Objects and using annotations. Lazy loading in Hibernate, though often... more »
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jTruncate in Action
jTruncate is a lightweight, highly customizable plugin for jQuery. In a nutshell, jTruncate provides simple truncation for text entities in your web... more »
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Efficient Tag Cloud Algorithm
Jut a quick post about the algorithm I'm using to generate my tag cloud. I found a few sample algorithms already out there, but many of them seemed... more »
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jQuery - It's Here to Stay
So just how popular has jQuery become in such a short time? The answer is VERY. Check out these graphs from Alexa and Google Trends.
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