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I love the hero to zero culture. "Chrome WILL FAIL" "Chrome will TAKE OVER THE WORLD". Simmer down chaps & lets watch over the coming YEARS
RT @cramforce: Now all we need is a native client plugin to run nodejs in the browser. #chromeos
@evangineer Mamading. We definitely have a lot to do and want to make a difference. Would love to re-engage with you. dion@almaer.com
RT @kevinmarks: "Brett Taylor is not on the deal side at Facebook so can't talk about interop - real openness doesn't need a biz deal"
@davidascher Ohhhh "The Technologist". Would love to see real reporting. Ars comes closest probably (even with the bad stuff as Alex points)
Full Frontal ‘09: Simon Willison on Server-Side Javascript and Node.js - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
Full Frontal ‘09: Jake Archibald on Performance Optimisation - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
Full Frontal ‘09: Todd Kloots on ARIA and Acessibility - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
Full Frontal ‘09: Stuart Langridge on HTML5 Features - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
Full Frontal ‘09: PPK on Mobile Quirks and Practices - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
Full Frontal ‘09: Robert Nyman on the Javascript Language - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
Full Frontal ‘09: Chris Heilmann on Javascript Security - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
"The new Microsoft COO's last gig was COO of Walmart" Yowser.
Techmeme was literally the last icon that didn't have an icon, until now. Techmeme Mobile is here http://news.techmeme.com/091119...
Cool! @taptu has added support for Palm Pre in their latest changes. Look forward to more! http://blog.taptu.com/2009...
Interesting to talk to a few developers in a row who are Rails guys. "webOS development feels natural for us" due to MVC client side.
RT @cwilso: "Gotta love ppl who think moving all state into the cloud makes their system stateless. It just makes your client stateless."
RT @diveintomark: Q: Chrome OS "app store"? A: "Web has hundreds of millions of applications." Will work on aiding discoverability.
RT @googleos: Chrome OS source code: http://src.chromium.org/
RT @Adora: Job posting for a Sr Software Applications Engineer at @palm (HTML/CSS/JS/XML/Ruby) http://recruit.trovix.com/jobhost...
RT @schill: Stopping part-way through "JavaScript - Optimizing Where It Hurts" to share it. http://www.slideshare.net/jaffath... /by @jaffathecake
It had to happen. appendTo == a run at jQuery Inc. (w/ out John though) http://appendto.com/
RT @cdibona: Het! Watch the Google Chrome OS webcast live at 10:00am PST:http://investor.shareholder.com/googpr... I'll be in the back of the room :-)
JsQt: translates Qt designer .ui files into qooxdoo code http://jsqt.googlecode.com/svn...
Vienna; Ruby in the browser again? - http://ajaxian.com/archive...
I tried to reply to http://www.boundvariable.com/2009.... You don't have to use the library! Google hasn't forced it on you! Glad to have it in open source.
The Choice: writing fast apps that perform well for your users, or writing slow apps that are fun for you. - Ray Cromwell
IMHO, the unfortunate situation here is that if you want to deliver something like Gmail, Wave, Google Apps, you need something like GWT or the Closure Compiler. Pure Javascript that purists love just isn't up to it. So while you can go hog wild banging on prototypes, doing fancy stuff with eval and toString(), etc you inhibit the amount of optimization that can be performed on the JS that needs to be sent down the wire. This is bad enough for Desktops on DSL, but it's death for the Mobile Web. - Ray Cromwell
Camino 2 has been released with some nice http://caminobrowser.org/feature... and integration
@Maciek416 Web Workers have been used for syntax highlighting and are a natural for code completion. Main issue was over usage :)
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