JS – Adapting to the situation (smart coding) with Portlet’s
Aug 3rd
Preface
For the past few months I’ve been workin with a content management portal to deliver my XHTML/JS/CSS I can’t stress how big a pain in the arse this is, as with any CMS there are limitations in the way that it works and problems when you try to use it for more than what it’s [...]
JS Lazy Developer
Jul 24th
With JavaScript being taken alot more seriously, we’re seeing a rise in JS best practices, the days when JavaScript would be mocked based upon annoying popup’s, really crap navigation systems that broke in every browser except IE, and seriously disgusting page effects that should stay relegated on people’s myspace pages are pretty much over. JavaScript [...]
Zend Framework and DoJo
Jul 23rd
I pretty much wet my self when ZF announced that they’d be integrating Dojo with the next iteration, and low and behold the first RC was made publicly available a few days ago. I literally dived in head first today, only to find the documentation was some what lacking.
I don’t think the documentation is quite [...]