Posts Tagged “javascript”
Have JavaScript, Will Travel
The technology of the web is maturing. However slowly and clumsily, it is maturing. The web of today looks nothing like the web of ten years ago. Most notable are the advent and widespread adoption of Web Standards, and more recently the mushrooming popularity of JavaScript due largely to Web 2.0 mania. The trouble though, [...]
Worry Free JavaScript Internationalization (i18n)
There’s a right way and a wrong way to go about i18n. Just to be clear, I don’t subscribe to the idea of right vs. wrong unless there’s a good reason for it, otherwise I just chalk it up to preference. Sometimes I consider something as a matter of preference until someone points out a [...]
When Browser Detection Isn’t a Bad Thing
One of the pillars of the Web Standards movement–reinforced in Zeldman‘s seminal Designing With Web Standards–is the idea that browser detection is a bad thing and should be avoided. As with another idea spawned at around the same time, that “tables are bad”, it isn’t wholely true. There are situations where tables are good and [...]
My new book! The Art & Science of JavaScript
It’s here! I just received The Art & Science of JavaScript which I co-authored.
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