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Tag Archives: javascript
@media Session 9
The Why and Which of JavaScript Libraries John Resig took us through various scenarios when you write JavaScript: Plug & Play: Drop in a widget, little or no JavaScript knowledge required, just customise some options and go – no flexibility … Continue reading
Posted in at media, conferences, development, technology
Tagged Dojo, javascript, john resig, jquery, libraries, Prototype, YUI
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@media Session 8
Building on the Shoulders of Giants Jonathan Snook Culture We come from a culture where developers tend to like to reinvent the wheel, whereas designers like to reuse. If, as developers, we want to use components of others’ work (under … Continue reading
Posted in at media, conferences, development, software
Tagged development, javascript, jonathan snook, techniques
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@media Session 7
Professional Front-End Engineering Nate Koechley Nate began by giving us a bit of historical context to the way Yahoo! has evolved over the years. He then covered topics such as Yahoo’s server architecture, graded browser support [see below], progressive enhancement, … Continue reading
Posted in at media, conferences, css, development, technology
Tagged best practices, css, development, html, javascript, nate koechley, yahoo
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London Web Week – WSG Findability
My second event of London Web Week was the Web Standard Group meeting on Findability. The WSG meetings have been on hiatus for some time, but it was nice to see they are back on a (hopefully) more regular basis. … Continue reading
Posted in development, geekery, web standards group
Tagged cyril doussin, findability, fire eagle, javascript, londonwebweek, lww08, steve marshall, stuart colville, web standards group
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Playing Catchup
I seem to have got out of the blogging habit, so I’m hoping to catch up on a few posts now. I’ll tweak the dates so they’re relevent to the events roughly as they happened (chronology? what’s that?!) The first … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, development, geekery, social, web standards group
Tagged accessibility, ajax, christian heilmann, javascript, pub standards, steve faulkner, wsg london
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