9 days ago
deusx : Jim Minatel's Wrox Book Editor Blog ASP.NET, XML, CSS, Ajax, PHP: New on Wrox First Wikis - "And on Professional JavaScript Frameworks, we've got 7 chapters out of the 39 planned. so far we're focusing on YUI (2 chapters), Dojo (3 chapters), and MooTools (2 chapters). Soon, we'll start adding jQuery, Prototype, and ExtJS chap
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17 days ago
deusx : John Resig - JavaScript Micro-Templating - "It's a super-simple templating function that is fast, caches quickly, and is easy to use. I have a couple tricks that I use to make it real fun to mess with."
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18 days ago
deusx : Prototype Identica Badge - kentbrewster.com - "Personally I'm thrilled by the idea and encouraged by its execution so far, and have been poking cautiously at Laconica for the past couple of weeks, hoping to contribute in whatever way I can. Here's a prototype badge, based on Laconica's RSS feeds
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20 days ago
deusx : ha.ckers.org web application security lab - Archive » Leeching Geo Location - "With something like this it becomes trivial to leech this information without actually having to build a IP to Geo tool yourself. Since it’s in JavaScript instead of a dynamically constructed image you can either overwrite the document.write funct
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23 days ago
deusx : DEFENDER of the favicon | Mathieu 'p01' Henri | July 2008 - "The idea was to push the concept of generated favicons further and pack a thrilling retro shooter in 16×16 pixels using JavaScript, canvas and data: URIs."
Andy Baio : Defender of the favicon - staggering hack puts a playable Defender clone in your browser's 16x16 favicon; Firefox and Opera only
Rod Begbie : DEFENDER of the favicon - The classic arcade game Defender, implemented as a Firefox favicon! A bit of a silly hack, but the idea of updating favicons dynamically (to alert users when they're looking at a different tab) has some milage. [via] #
fastclemmy : Defender of the Favicon - Defender of the Favicon by fastclemmy DEFENDER of the favicon is a JavaScript remake of Eugene Jarvis' brilliant arcade game Defender written by Mathieu 'p01' Henri and inspired by Scott Schiller's experiment with generated favicons VU meter. The id
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24 days ago
Rod Begbie : jgrowl - JavaScript growl-like popup messages for webpages. [via] #
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1 month ago
Linkorama : Cut and paste one line of code to make any website editable - Of course you can’t actually edit theewfwefw actual web page but you can edit the page as you see it on your ssddwescreen.
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deusx : 0xDECAFBAD » Firefox 3 Download Day Mega Widget - "Oh, and rumor has it that this widget will switch to reporting on downloads, rather than pledges, once the main event has begun."
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2 month ago
deusx : Royal Pingdom » Javascript framework usage among top websites - "To answer that question, we here at Pingdom have examined a set of almost 200 popular websites to see if they use a Javascript framework, and in that case which framework they have chosen."
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2 month ago
deusx : John Resig - Algorithmic Ink in JavaScript - "The always-excellent Aza Raskin had a little bit of fun recently - inspired by my recent Processing.js work - to port the popular Context Free Art language to JavaScript, using Canvas."
Andy Baio : Algorithm Ink in Javascript - see also: the Bomomo drawing toy
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2 month ago
deusx : Red Sweater Blog - Apple’s Script - "Apple is leading the pack in the development of an interpreted scripting language: JavaScript. It’s time to move on. Adieu, AppleScript."
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dbow : Google Doctype - Google Doctype is an open encyclopedia and reference library. Written by web developers, for web developers. It includes articles on web security, JavaScript DOM manipulation, CSS tips and tricks, and more. The reference section includes a growing library
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2 month ago
deusx : Pipes - Badge Documentation - "A Yahoo! Pipes badge allows you to have Pipes generated content on your blog, website or social network."
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2 month ago
bmilleare : Shadowbox.js Media Viewer - lightbox replacement that works with all the major js frameworks
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2 month ago
deusx : parchment - Google Code - "Parchment aims to be a web-based Z-machine interpreter that uses open web technologies to provide the same level of functionality that desktop-based Z-machines offer, with added conveniences that only the web can provide. "
Andy Baio : Parchment, a pure Javascript Z-machine interpreter - try some games from the IF Archive [via]
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deusx : Parchment - "Below is a list of z-code based interactive fiction titles made available by The Interactive Fiction Archive. You can click on an entry to start playing it."
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2 month ago
deusx : Evil Brain Jono's Natural Log - "Atul has written an awesome thing! It's a Javascript wrapper for the Z-machine -- the engine behind all the Infocom text-adventure games."
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3 month ago
deusx : nihilogic: Javascript Super Mario Kart - "Seems I just can't let go of Mario. This is a prototype of a Javascript Mario Kart-like racing game."
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3 month ago
deusx : Creating accessible charts using canvas and jQuery | Filament Group, Inc. - "Our attempt at solving the problem uses jQuery and provides several types of graphs, such as Pie, Line, Area, and Bar."
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3 month ago
deusx : chromaSYNTHETIC Journal » Blog Archive » Cool Flash Effect Without Flash - "I promise this is something you haven’t seen with Mootools yet, maybe not even JavaScript."
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3 month ago
deusx : Videobox: Lightbox for videos, Youtube, Metacafe, Google Video, iFilm - "Videobox is a 6kb script, which shows your videos in the page with an overlay"
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3 month ago
wearehugh : Google Doctype - Google Code
jcgregorio : Google Doctype - Google Code - Google Doctype is an open encyclopedia and reference library. Written by web developers, for web developers. It includes articles on web security, JavaScript DOM manipulation, CSS tips and tricks, and more. The reference section includes a growing library
dbow : Google Doctype - Google Doctype is an open encyclopedia and reference library. Written by web developers, for web developers. It includes articles on web security, JavaScript DOM manipulation, CSS tips and tricks, and more. The reference section includes a growing library
Simon Willison : Google Doctype - Google Doctype. So now we know what Mark Pilgrim’s been doing at Google... heading up a project to create an encyclopaedia of web development. The JavaScript UI for browsing it is a bit weird (though you do at least get real pages if you disable JavaS
joshua : Doctype - documenting the use of html and associated tech
Eric Meyer : Google Doctype - I always like to see a site that says it's all about open standards and then lists proprietary elements and properties with no indication that they're, you know, proprietary. There's a lot of promise here, but the initial deployment undermines itself.
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3 month ago
deusx : Session variables without cookies - "The beauty of window.name is that the value survives between page loads (and even between domains) and that it can hold a very long name."
Simon Willison : Session variables without cookies - Session variables without cookies. Brilliant but terrifying hack—you can store up to 2 MB of data in window.name and it persists between multiple pages, even across domains. Doesn’t work with new tabs though, and storing JSON in it and eval()ing it
bmilleare : Session variables without cookies - This is an interesting, if slightly scary, prospect.
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3 month ago
nelson : Processing.js - A heroic project, the design Java framework ported to run in Javascript
Andy Baio : John Resig ported Processing to Javascript, using the Canvas element - one of the most amazing hacks I've ever seen; don't miss the demos further down the page
Rod Begbie : Processing.js - John Resig has ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the tag. John is officially one of the most scary-smart people I know. [via] #
Simon Willison : Processing.js - Processing.js. John Resig’s outstanding port of the Processing visualisation language to JavaScript and Canvas. Runs amazingly well in Firefox 3. One hell of a hack.
jcgregorio : John Resig - Processing.js - "I've ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element." Whoa.
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