Thanks all for your feed !
@Alexander: What can i do with window.stop() ? stop loading, make DOM
change and reload ?
My DOM change will not be lost ?
@Trygve: thanks for your interest, i prefer your approach as the one i
describe, it really cleaner, but not perfect, as you said
@Evan James: the
(Sorry I didn't reply right away, I am in Austin at TXJS)
I agree about the ternary operator but that won't work if "something else" has
more than one statement. And your example is awesome, thanks!
Anton
On Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at 5:49 PM, Angus Croll wrote:
> It might be clearer to do th
Hi all,
I've written a tiny unit testing framework named Hiro that runs suites in
separate iframe sandboxes. Another neat feature (in my opinion) is that
library's code doesn't make any assumptions about its presentation, it just
triggers a bunch of events. Any code can listen to them and rende
Something related that can help is combining all images into a single image
and using css to specify different sections throughout the webpage. This can
dramatically reduce the number of web requests, though it may be difficult
to implement for your particular solution.
On Jun 11, 2011 5:23 AM, "Ad
Hi all
I've written a basic Snake game in JavaScript. It's available on jsFiddle here:
http://jsfiddle.net/skilldrick/bg7UF/ (it's over 300 lines so thought
a bit long for copy-pasting)
(Also on Github if anyone's interested: https://github.com/skilldrick/jsSnake)
I'm going to be using this for a
> The reason for the data:image (a 1x1 clear pix) at the src and not just
> src="" or no src are to prevent some older browsers to do a "buggy"
> request against "/" (the html document). It could be replaced with a
> pix.gif or something.
This is a bit tangential, but I ran into that last week. I
Hi
I've looked into this regarding responsive design and there are several
approaches one can use.
The sad part are that browsers does behave a bit different. One approach
could be:
.large{display: none;}
.medium{display: none;}
.small{display: block;}
[snip]
where we change the display
