18 articles and links tagged with “JavaScript”
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Just back from London
I'm back from London after @media Ajax with some security papers for you to read, and not much else yet.
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Escaping Curly Braces in XSLT Attributes
Curly braces in the attributes of XSLT document’s elements are interpreted as XPATH expressions to be evaluated. This sometimes causes problems…
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Ice Water for Some…
Safari’s coming to Windows. Welcome to the party…
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How do I unit test a website?
Unit testing seems like an unqualified good, I'm just not sure how to apply the concepts to my work.
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Amazingly Stupid DataRequestor Bug
James Moberg pointed out that I'm a complete idiot, and shipped DataRequestor 1.6 with some debug code left in.
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DataRequestor - Version 1.6
After a brief (ha!) hiatus, DataRequestor’s 1.6 release fixes many outstanding bugs. Grab it now!
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Using YUI in Greasemonkey Scripts
Carlo Zottman has a great article out on Yahoo’s User Interface blog. Nice work!
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Scope in JavaScript
My latest article for Digital Web, ‘Scope In JavaScript’, is up and waiting for you to read it.
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Quick Optimization
DOM calls are expensive; this article walks through one quick way to optimize them out of your code.
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Building Accessible Widgets for the Web
I've got an article up on Digital Web, outlining the processes I use to build accessible UI controls for web applications.
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Pimp My JavaScript — Duff’s Edition
Your code can be faster! Here are a few tips to help you speed up the toughest pieces of your JavaScript.
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DataRequestor 1.6.1 - Ajax without the confusing API
DataRequestor is a JavaScript wrapper for the
XMLHttpRequestobject that enables the trivial implementation of dynamic interfaces without the painful necessity for a complete page-refresh to talk to the server. It’s Ajax without the confusing API. -
Son of PerfectTime: The Validationator!
The PerfectTime JavaScript class gets updated to support the hCalendar format.
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Showing Perfect Time (Unobtrusively)
We can use JavaScript to deal with the nasty annoyance of displaying times in a user’s local time-zone.
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Slidable Select Widgets Explained
A walkthrough of the process I used to make an accessible slider widget from a SELECT element.
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Type-Ahead search for select elements
An expansion of earlier unobtrusive JavaScript articles: this time we’re adding type-ahead search functionality to SELECT elements.
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Component encapsulation using Object-Oriented JavaScript
An introduction to using classes in JavaScript in order to avoid namespace conflicts and gain interesting object-oriented functionality.
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Event Handlers and Other Distractions
Attaching behaviors to the semantic elements in your HTML document isn’t nearly so hard as it sounds.