Javascripts Loop Benchmarks
I tested a few looping techniques in the past, but I found a benchmark page which shows over 40 looping techniques and their running times. You can find the benchmark over here.
I tested a few looping techniques in the past, but I found a benchmark page which shows over 40 looping techniques and their running times. You can find the benchmark over here.
Looking for a wallpaper or background? Give the Flickr Wallpaper and Background Pool a try, there are more than 9000 wallpapers to choose from.
Jason Striegel wrote a nice article on how to create crossbrowser PNGs that support alpha transparency. A must-read for every webdesigner.
If you have a javascript file that makes use of Mootools, and you don’t know which components you need, go to the Packito page and it’ll show you which Mootools (version 1.1) components are needed to run the javascript without any errors.
Ever wanted to know the load time of all objects of a website? Pingdom released a tool to visualize these things with time bars.
“The dollar sign ($) and the underscore (_) are permitted anywhere in an identifier. The dollar sign is intended for use only in mechanically generated code” (page 14 Ecma-262).
I updated the design, the old one started to bore me. On the about page you can read more about which techniques I used. Please let me know what you think of it.
Today I successfully upgraded my blog to Wordpress 2.1.3, everything’s still working, yay!
Thomas Baumgartner has a nice example to make horizontal accordions work in Mootools v1.0.
I was wondering if it’s possible to run IE6 and IE7 on the same computer without using a virtual machine. Well, it is possible! Read about it here…