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Firefox 3.0rc1 is out! Hopefully a lot more stable than 3b5 🙂 Go download!

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“This drilldown menu provides easy navigation of complex nested structures with any number of levels. The entire menu sits within a fixed-size area, and when a node is selected, breadcrumb links appear above the menu options to both deliver feedback and allow quick access back to nodes higher up in the hierarchy.” – Seeing some …

Continue reading “jQuery iPod-style Drilldown Menu”

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“Doctype is a Google-sponsored open encyclopedia and reference library for developers of web applications. By web developers, for web developers.”

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Version 0.14 of LiveHTTPHeaders has been released. No fixes this time, but a (full?) rewrite to make it Firefox3 compatible!

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Kewlio!

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As I suspected the performance of the proposed CSS qualified selectors would put a massive load on your browser. Dave Hyatt (he’s involved in Webkit) gives a great insight into this. Be sure to read this Mozilla Guideline on how to write efficient CSS too. Stuff to think about!

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John Resig has ported the Processing language to Javascript! Jaw.drop!

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TimeTube is an cool looking YouTube mashup which lets you search Youtube and get the results placed on a timeline. (tip: search for nike or sony) (via)

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RAID for Dummies 😀 (via)

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Opera Dragonfly basically is Firebug for Opera: “Debug JavaScript, inspect CSS and the DOM, and view any errors – Opera Dragonfly makes developing using Opera easier than ever, both on your computer and mobile phone” (still in alpha though)

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