Posts Tagged ‘javascript’

What’s that I hear? A Bookie sprint is going to take place. We’ve got a clear mission, to get a Firefox extension going for Bookie. Since all of the rework has been going into the JS driving Bookie, the hope is that we can get a Firefox extension to do everything the Chrome one can [...]


Well that took a while. Back in September I opened a branch of Bookie to try to do some cool Backbone driven UI stuff. I decided that maintaining a separate mobile UI was going to kill me. So I needed something I could tweak to make mobile friendly without dual sites. Between a JS drive [...]


Just a heads up, this week’s CoffeeHouseCoders (CHC) Detroit-ish will be a bit different. One of the goals of moving the location to the new Caribou was that we get access to the meeting room. This opens up the opportunity for us to have some group discussion and such around various topics. We’re going to [...]


Phew, well one day down. I dove head first into Canonical and Launchpad today. It’s a bit amazing the amount of information and parts there are to everything. Everyone welcoming me throughout the day was great, but my head is still spinning a bit for sure. I managed to get a nice starter walk-through of [...]


Updates this week Finally, the new and fancy Bookie API is reworked and better than ever. The live running site is updated to use the new api and there’s a new chrome extension that’s update for it as well. Make sure you get the latest dev version of the Chrome extension. With the api updated, [...]


So I’ve been spending time working on moving ahead with my project using YUI. So it’s been a lot of trying to port over old jQuery code into YUI, going through docs on the various widgets and plugins, and just trying to figure out how to rearrange how I think with this stuff. The hard [...]


I subscribe to some RSS feeds and I’ve seen some cool videos/posts about YUI3 and it looked kind of interesting. I’ve always felt like I should be using/checking out YUI more. Everything seems very well thought out, tested, and I love that they have a whole package. Everything from DOM tools, Ajax, CSS Grids all [...]



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