Posts Tagged “web development”
Come Work With Me!
Are you a front-end code ninja? Do you eat HTML, CSS and JavaScript for breakfast? Are you a fanatic for best practices? Are the terms Unobtrusive JavaScript, Web Standards and graceful degradability common in your vocabulary? If so, you might be the person I’m looking for. Nurun is on the hunt for a Senior front-end [...]
A Nuance of Preventing Default
One of the most common operations when assigning event handlers is to prevent the default action the event normally triggers. In the case of an anchor for example, the click event of an anchor triggers the default behaviour of following the URI specified in the href attribute. So the browser’s default action when clicking the [...]
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, [...]
The Trouble With hCard and Microformats in General
If you haven’t already heard of Microformats, they are a set of simple, open data formats built upon existing and widely adopted standards. Basically, they allow you to use a combination of class names to mark up data in your page along the same lines as existing data formats. So for example, you’d mark up [...]
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