Jake and I will be guests at March’s London Web Standards meetup. We’re giving a pair of JavaScript themed talks that should give plenty of fodder for the latter half of the evening’s discussion. I’m doing “Pro bun-fighting“, covering how we manage working on a large scale JavaScript project with a small team, [...]
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JavaScript speed testing tutorial with Woosh
January 12, 2010 – 3:05 pm
Friend and colleague, Jake Archibald, has been developing Woosh, which is a JavaScript speed testing framework. Essentially, it’s been developed for Glow because we want to make sure that Glow 2 kicks Glow 1’s ass (and any else who fancies a piece), but he’s open-sourced the work to let everyone benefit from it.
I thought [...]
Github and QUnit
December 18, 2009 – 11:00 am
This year, Glow switched over to using Github as it’s code repository when it went open source to make collaboration easier. To be honest, getting used to git and github in general has been somewhat of an uphill battle for the team, but we’ve really found it’s come into it’s own recently now that [...]
Full Frontal 2009
November 26, 2009 – 10:42 am
Last week I was lucky enough to get to attend Full Frontal 2009 in Brighton with a whole bunch of my colleagues to lend a bit of support to friend and fellow Glow developer, Jake, after his previous highly successful first foray into the world of speaking at last year’s @media ajax.
The range of topics [...]
IE8 layout JS bug
February 16, 2009 – 4:30 pm
Just a quicky – wanted to help link-love this to help out the bug squashing cause. Jake has found a rather fun IE8 bug: IE8 layout – Javascript / innerHTML bug.