Tim Beadle

"With jQuery 1.3.2 out the door I've been looking for more ways to profile and optimize jQuery." - Tim Beadle

"It builds on JavaScript’s excellent support for event-based programming and uses it to create something that truly plays to the strengths of the language." - Tim Beadle

"In all I'm hugely impressed with this (free!) tool and am already using it to do more testing and performance analysis on my code. I don't think any browser has ever had a tool capable of this type of analysis, let alone Internet Explorer 6 and 7, which are still a very real part of any developer's workflow." - Tim Beadle

"I've come up with a plugin that you can inject into a jQuery site that you own and see how the performance breaks down method-by-method." - Tim Beadle

"Evented I/O for V8 javascript." - Tim Beadle

"This post will give you 11 easy steps that are going to instantly improve your jQuery application’s performance." - Tim Beadle

"TestSwarm provides distributed continuous integration testing for JavaScript. It was initially created by John Resig as a tool to support the jQuery project and has since moved to become an official Mozilla Labs project." - Tim Beadle

"You have endless possibilities to be more creative with your blog. Why stay tied down to one theme and one layout when you can experiment with your skills and push your creativity to its limit with a blogazine?" - Tim Beadle

"The Lightweight Test Automation Framework for ASP.NET was developed and is currently used by the ASP.NET QA Team to automate regression tests for the product. It is designed to run within an ASP.NET application." - Tim Beadle

"Given the potential hazards, I’m concerned about the naïveté with which some designers approach quantitative testing." - Tim Beadle

Jazz pianist interviewed on Gilles Peterson's podcast - Tim Beadle

"I wanted to share my own quick-start tutorial to try and help others get up and running with Selenium Core as quickly as possible." - Tim Beadle

"All in all, if you’re developing for the web you owe it to yourself to try Selenium – it’s totally free and it might just be the best thing since sliced bread" - Tim Beadle

"A collection of desktop wallpapers curated by Tom Watson to make your computer beautiful without distraction." - Tim Beadle

"Anyway, this article is intended for JS programmers who never used it as an Object-oriented (OO) language and want to do it - or, at lest, know how you can define classes, methods, modify classes and all its instances in runtime (after all, JS is interpreted code) just as you would in Smalltalk, and even define private stuff so no other objects else can access them." - Tim Beadle

"A free innovation guide for NGOs and Social Enterprises" - Tim Beadle

"Fabric is a Python library and command-line tool for streamlining the use of SSH for application deployment or systems administration tasks." - Tim Beadle

"Your co-workers will love you for writing in JSON because it will most likely not conflict with their scripts that are being called within the same web documents." - Tim Beadle

"RouteBuddy Atlas turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a powerful hand-held mapping device, letting you access maps from any location without data charges." - Tim Beadle

"Dr Martin classified refined sugar as a poison because it has been depleted of its life forces, vitamins and minerals." - Tim Beadle

"YourFonts.com is an online font generator that allows you to create your own OpenType fonts within a couple of minutes. Go make your own handwriting as a font!" - Tim Beadle

"No Batteries - Ever! No Friction! No Resistance! Rain or shine, fast or slow, the lights keep flashing! Standby lights for stop signs!" - Tim Beadle

"The article proposes to show that cheap new bikes are poor value, a false economy, not fit for use & damaging to the environment." - Tim Beadle

"Underscore is a utility-belt library for JavaScript that provides a lot of the functional programming support that you would expect in Prototype.js (or Ruby), but without extending any of the built-in JavaScript objects. It's the tie to go along with jQuery's tux." - Tim Beadle