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- Opera and Chrome order numeric object properties (javaScript)
The other day I was debugging some old Javascript code and I found some remarkable differences between the javascript engines of Opera and Chrome on the one hand and all other browsers on the other hand.
It has to do with the order of javascript object properties.
The code creates an object like this:var numbers = new […]
- Internet Explorer 8 crashes on querySelectorAll?
Internet Explorer 8 on Windows XP crashes on querySelectorAll?
Go to the IE8 crash page
In IE8, Microsoft Internet Explorer 8, a new and convenient method has been introduced by the name ‘querySelectorAll’ By using this method you can find DOM elements based on CSS class names. Useful? Oh yeah, this could be very useful. But […]
- jQuery sortable portal
Based on a great example on the jquery site I have built my own example of a sortable portal. Please look at the original demo http://ui.jquery.com/repository/real-world/layout/
I have to say I did not do much tweaking on the javascript code. I did mainly some HTML and CSS code change and I have changeed some little […]
- FireBug 1.2 final release
At last there has been the release of FireBug 1.2.
After some weeks of almost endless beta updates we have the new Firebug version.
and it is a good and stable version. I hardly can’t believe I used to work without this tool.
I use FireBug everyday, I cant miss it anymore. I am so glad I don’t […]
- CSS naked day
CSS naked day
April 9 it is the third CSS naked day. At least it is according Dustin Diaz, an Californian based front end engineer.
On this day we have to remove all CSS from our web site and strip all the design.
The idea behind this event is to promote Web Standards. Plain and simple. This includes […]
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