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Fun with YUI, IE and JavaScript

2008.02.29 Fri 10:58 A GMT-07
I still develop JS in basically the same way I did back in 2001. Back then IE had more of a stranglehold on the browser market, but it was a horrible JS development environment. So one would use Mozilla with the Venkman debugger to make things a li
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New SAM release with AJAX!

2005.10.29 Sat 10:18 P GMT-07
I've updated SAM to now include a webserver. This brings along with it a new AJAXy interface (I guess this is sort of a followup to my AJAX post, Alex (dojo) and Bob (mochikit) were the only open source people who responded to my requests for commen
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MochiKit DOM helper script

2005.10.14 Fri 11:26 A GMT-07
So, I've been trying out MochiKit. The stuff I've done so far seems very straightforward and also functional (as in lispy). Hopefully I'll have something to show for it soon. In the meantime, I've created a python script for converting well fo
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Ajax explosion

2005.10.06 Thu 3:27 P GMT-07
With OpenOffice 3.0 (the AJAX edition) in the works, I thought I'd join the bandwagon and do a more with AJAX. So I have a dilemma. Much like in the python world (where it is really easy to implement what you want) where there exists many slightly
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The Amazing Real Matt and his dissappearing desktop

2005.09.27 Tue 9:47 P GMT-07
I actually don't read many blogs directly. One of the few that I read often is my buddy Matt Asay's (aka Fake Matt). He's been pontificating for a while over there that the desktop is dead, and the only relevant operating system is the intern
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