Inspired but a piece of Jon Hicks’ impressions of Google Chrome, Shaun Inman wrote two JavaScript bookmarklets to navigate sites with “previous” and “next” buttons.
Pretty cool idea. However, I have only gotten it to work on Flickr.
Inspired but a piece of Jon Hicks’ impressions of Google Chrome, Shaun Inman wrote two JavaScript bookmarklets to navigate sites with “previous” and “next” buttons.
Pretty cool idea. However, I have only gotten it to work on Flickr.
Nice collection of Cheat Sheets for Front-end Web Developers
Some really slick plugins for the jQuery JavaScript library - http://malsup.com/jquery/.
A neat WordPress theme built with the Ext JS JavaScript Library.
The only Some things I see wrong with it from playing with the demo:
Some very cool features:
Check it out: Ext JS Wordpress Theme
John Resig of jQuery and Mozilla fame, has posted a follow up to his post on future-proofing JavaScript libraries with a post on testing Prototype with Firefox 3. Mozilla is working to include popular JavaScript library test suites directly inside the Mozilla test system. This is another great step in the right direction for an already amazing browser, developers, and JavaScript Libraries.