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Namespacing outside of the YAHOO Namespace
YAHOO.namespace(). A lovely little utility function subject that I’ve written about before. If you’ve never heard of YAHOO.namespace or aren’t even familiar with namespacing, I’d read that article first. I’ll be honest, using the YAHOO namespace to store my own code makes my bunghole tighten just a little bit. What if I had written code [...]
ALARMd now supports URLs
When you add an alarm source to ALARMd, the Internet Alarm Clock, it will now default to opening the input URL in a new window, if the URL is determined not to be an MP3, Youtube video, or a LAST.FM user or tag. I added this to use maLArquee as an alarm. For instance you [...]
maLArquee, Bringing Back the Marquee
What did you spend your Saturday afternoon on? Did you kick up your feet in your hammock with a nice glass of lemonade in the shade of your favorite tree and read the HTML specification? Me too! Who knew that we’d have so much in common? Since you’re obviously like me, you’ve probably wondered to [...]
Using Phing to automate JavaScript and CSS Minimization
This article may be too advanced for beginner programmers. Unfortunately, I will not support any code that I do not write (in this case), so if you have troubles installing some of the packages required below, please see the authors of the problem code. Thank you. PHING! Party on Wayne. Party on Garth! If you’ve [...]
YUI Code Review: YAHOO.namespace
This is the first in a one+ part series of posts (the + is optional) reviewing the actual code contained in the YUI library. This series is not intended for advanced JavaScripters, so if you’re insulted by reading things you already know, you probably aren’t a very good student. YAHOO.namespace. This is a great little [...]
Cross Domain XHR with Firefox 2