Compressor Rater – The Javascript Compression rater.
Oct 26I like comparisons and especially when a tool takes my input and produces 3 different Step in Compressor Rater it takes the Dojo Shrinker, JSMin and YUI compressors for Javascript and produces a report as well as gives you an option to copy paste the resulting code. More >...
Of Jumping Cows and Energy Domes.
Oct 19
Both Jquery and Mootools are great libraries, however one must win. Is it the Cow or the Dome, find out as I compare both these libraries feature by feature. But why now?, Mootools has just released their 1.2 version which boasts of a HashMap for clientside objects. Jquery has seen a 1.2.1 version ( sounds familiar?, look above) for a month now. Why dont you subscribe to the feed to be the...
The case of lost children – CSS 3 and Why you should care about it.
Oct 08
A while back I had this post about support for CSS3 in IE7. With a growing share of 23% and a mission to make this version automatically available to all users of Windows XP, IE7 still seems to have got it wrong for the developer. The CSS3 frustration continues, for e.g: the “last-child” selector, could have been a boon to site designers. The trailing “class=last”...
Jquery is faster in the Mootools SlickSpeed Test.
Oct 01
Mootools has a great speed test for DOM selectors in JS libraries called the “SlickSpeed” test. The results compare “Mootools “, “Prototype ” and “Jquery“. In the instance that I ran ( I only clicked “Start Tests”!) , Jquery came in first. Jquery is on the third column in the attached thumbnail. Its also interesting to note that...
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