#scripting (34 links)
- All commands | commandlinefu.com commandlinefu.com
The place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again. Delete that bloated snippets file you've been using and share your personal repository with the world.
- CoScripter services.alphaworks.ibm.com
A system for recording, automating, and sharing processes performed in a web browser such as printing photos online, requesting a vacation hold for postal mail, or checking bank account information.
At last.fm, all the developers join an irc channel which we use for communications, sharing links, bugs etc.. and into which various system messages are automatically sent via irccat.
We are averse to using one of the most powerful features of XHTML: the ability to extend the nodes we use with customized, semantically meaningful attributes.
- rikrikrik - Interview: John Resig of jQuery rikrikrik.com
- jQuery: Blog: » jQuery 1.0 jquery.com
"The brand new jQuery 1.0". Hurrah!
- jQuery tests be.twixt.us
A list of various jQuery tests I’ve thrown together for my own education using jQuery. They are here to be used, abused, stolen, and reused.
- 15 Days Of jQuery 15daysofjquery.com
If your project calls for AJAX or DOM scripting and you need it done quickly, with minimal fuss, and you believe in keeping things simple, then jQuery might be perfect for you.
A JavaScript class (Base.js) that I hope eases the pain of JavaScript OO. It’s a simple class and extends the Object object by adding two instance methods and one class method.
The key is to use scripting to add value for those who can take advantage of it without causing problems for those who, for whatever reason, cannot.
A simple mix of Javascript and CSS that makes it ridiculously easy to incorporate sidenotes into your web pages or blogs.
- Juicy Studio: Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers juicystudio.com
The accessibility community is understandably concerned about the accessibility of client-side scripting, in particular using Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) to produce Rich Internet Applications.
- jQuery: New Wave Javascript jquery.com
A new type of Javascript library. It is not a huge, bloated, framework promising the best in AJAX - nor is just a set of needlessly complex enhancements - jQuery is designed to change the way that you write Javascript.
"Using a Definiton List and the DOM to create a nice FAQ page where clicking on the DTs (the questions) "toggles" the associated DDs (the answers)."
Ajax accessibility. I knew nothing about it, so I ran some user tests and presented original research.
"For all of the excitement and hype, still very little has been said on the subject of AJAX and accessibility.
"Although many of us web professionals just 'kinda know' that AJAX is bad for web accessibility, when pushed many would not be able to say exactly why or how certain screen readers cope with content that's been changed using AJAX (or using DOM Scripting m
- Accessify Forum: Off-site links. Is rel="external" useful? accessifyforum.com
"Does the attribute/value set rel="external" provide a useful addition to navigation for those who might make use of other instances of the rel attribute? Or is it simply a case that it uses the rel convention without actually adding anything substantial
- getElementsByClassName Deluxe Edition | Muffin Research Labs muffinresearch.co.uk
My version has a few subtle differences up it’s sleeve.
A twist on the Lightbox technique
- Flash / JavaScript Integration Kit weblogs.macromedia.com
- From DHTML to DOM scripting - an hands-on example of how to replace outdated JavaScript techniques. icant.co.uk · Archived on
The article takes a normal web development task of creating a dynamic web page with a tabbed interface, a popping-up product shot and a slide show and shows two ways of reaching the same result
- DOM Scripting: Hijax domscripting.com
Progressive enhancement automatically guarantees graceful degradation. I was concerned that developers who agreed with this principle when it came to CSS or DOM Scripting, cast it aside as soon as Ajax was involved.
- QuirksBlog: <code>addEvent()</code> considered harmful quirksmode.org
- Out of Hanwell outofhanwell.com
Check all your JavaScript source code for common mistakes without actually running the script or opening the web page.
You've heard of Ajax. Now you want to jump-start into using it and seeing how it will work for your applications. But where do you start?
- Digital Web Magazine - Generating Dynamic CSS with PHP digital-web.com
How do I store and reuse values in my style sheets?