A good presentation by Paul Irish I caught at the jQuery Summit today. Having a second chance to look at the slides shows there's a bunch of good information there (the actual presentation was rushed...) Good stuff.
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Thanks, Lindsay. And - good to see you! Your feed's been quiet, but you're busy at the summit (and probably lots else), but you had me worried for a bit there :)
- Micah Wittman
Yeah, been kind of busy lately at work and otherwise... but a lot of interesting stuff to post about at the summit. Still at work, attending remotely.
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Using Twitter today to monitor buzz about #jquerysummit. The Real Time feature pales so much in comparison with FriendFeed. I forget how nice FF is till I use alternatives sometimes.
"WYMeditor is a web-based WYSIWYM (What You See Is What You Mean) XHTML editor (not WYSIWYG)." Suggested by Marc Grabanski at the jQuery Summit as a good "jQuery-like" editor.
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"jsTree is a javascript based, cross browser tree component. It is packaged as a jQuery plugin." - Seen at jQuery Summit.
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"A light-weight, customizable lightbox plugin for jQuery 1.3" - Supposedly the "latest, greatest" version of LightBox.
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Hurts my brain that if (type=='foo' || type=='bar'){} is the same as if (({foo:1,bar:1})[type]) {} - whole new way of "thinking" in code.
Tad sent me the link to this entertaining breakdown from StackOverflow today (scroll to most popular comment). It’s well worth a couple of minutes to scan through and snicker. You’ll never be tempted to use RegEx on HTML again, I promise. Have you tried using an XML parser instead?
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