January 5, 2012
I’ve come to a strange realization today. Several industry leaders and even some companies (http://d8p.it/17392,Leaving_JSPs_in_the_dust:_moving_LinkedIn_to_dust.js_client-side_templates_%7C_LinkedIn_Engineering.html) are moving to using Javascript and related libraries to move most code to the client for high scalability solutions. In thought, that is a great idea. However, it’s a bit of a strange paradigm. Initially, there was only a handful [...]
December 28, 2010
Steve Souders recently published his State of Performance for the web for 2010. This is a well written state of where we have been in improving and capitalizing on performance of web applications and web sites in general. It also goes into plans and hopes for 2011. I personally am excited about the continual progression [...]
June 15, 2009
Great article below on developing for both next generation and current gen browsers. I firmly believe in this approach in developing your site to utilize new features while back supporting older browsers in less dramatic ways. If sites move to this model, users will have a much more compelling reason to upgrade in order to [...]
May 29, 2009
The following article shows how to create really cool tabs using pure CSS and cross-browser supported CSS (ie: not CSS3). The technique can be applied to several other UI designs leaving your site semantically correct while creating visually appealing sites. Check out the link below for all the details and examples. A List Apart: Articles: [...]
