June 17, 2007
by Kay
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The answer to that question is, of course: a lot. There’s been much coverage elsewhere, and I have bookmarked a veritable ton of blog posts exploring this new feature and that new feature. It certainly sounds like the Adobe engineers have … Continue reading
January 16, 2007
by Kay
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More bookshelf fodder coming our way… When I was at Web Directions South last year, I had the privilege to introduce Jeremy Keith’s session on Hijax. The presentation was one of the highlights of the conference for me, in spite of … Continue reading
April 3, 2006
by Kay
I seem to be announcing a lot of events lately, don’t I? But this one is really exciting… Russ Weakley and Cameron Adams are running a two day workshop tour around Australia (yes, they are even coming to Perth). There’s … Continue reading
April 2, 2006
by Kay
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This post originally appeared on the now-defunct ‘Zombiecoder Kay’ blog. I was going to mention this earlier, but have been so busy busy busy I haven’t had a chance. Russ Weakley and Cameron Adams are running a two day workshop on … Continue reading
July 1, 2004
by Kay
Anyone who knows me will tell you it’s no great secret that I’m not a big fan of JavaScript. To me, it seems really flaky and prone to problems… plus, it’s so often used for evil instead of good. And, … Continue reading
June 16, 2004
by Kay
I dislike JavaScript. Well, that’s the polite version, anyway. There’s no space to go into why and I’m sure no one’s interested anyway. But the trend for JavaScript which is completely separated from the html markup — what do you … Continue reading
May 21, 2004
by Kay
This is just sweet. Patrick Griffiths and Dan Webb’s original Suckerfish DropDown menus were pretty awesome. But now they’re even better. The new version has support for multiple levels, and even less JavaScript, if you can believe that. It terrifies … Continue reading
April 8, 2004
by Kay
I was searching for some kind of dhtml roll-up widget yesterday — something to make little boxes zip up with only their title showing, kind of like what happens on the left hand side of Windows XP Explorer when the … Continue reading