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Category Archives: Screencasts
Screencast Review: Design Fast Websites
I think it’s safe to say that we are smack-dab in the middle of a bloated Internet. Web sites are increasing in size and with that comes the extra waiting time for the page to load it’s content, graphics, CSS, … Continue reading
Posted in Screencasts, Web Development
Tagged HTTP, Nicole Sullivan, performance, slow, Smush It, sprite, YUI Theater
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Screencast Review: Professional Frontend Engineering
This morning I checked out a screencast by Nate Koechley called Professional Frontend Engineering, provided by YUI Theater. It’s quite lengthy (1:30), but well worth your time. Although nothing ground breaking or exciting is covered, I found it to be … Continue reading
Posted in CSS, JavaScript, Screencasts, Web Development, XHTML
Tagged JSLint, Nate Koechley, sprite, YUI, YUI Theater
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Doug Crockford on AJAX Performance
Watched an interesting screencast yesterday on AJAX Performance, by Doug Crockford. This was one of a series of videos that he has produced on the subject and from what I’ve seen so far, I plan on watching the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, Screencasts, Web Development
Tagged AJAX, Doug Crockford, JSLint, performance
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Advanced jQuery
This afternoon I came across a good set of screencasts that were captured from a recent Web Developer’s conference in September of last year. The first one I took a look at was one by John Resig, creator of jQuery. … Continue reading
Posted in Screencasts, The Ajax Experience 2008
Tagged chaining, Deep Profile, John Resig, jQuery, QUnit
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