Viewing RSS on the Web with XSLT/CSS
Stuff like this gets me all excited – and gives me lots of ideas for my personal applications.
Comment · Posted: October 8th, 2004
John Resig
John Resig
Hilarious and strange web comic
My friend Chris sent me this – I just jotted through the first few and loved it. Typically, I’m a voracious comic reader and go from start-to-finish in a sitting. But, I’m at work so it’ll have to wait.
Comment · Posted: October 8th, 2004
A fascinating video of the Nintendo DS
I’m super-impressed with how they were able to pull off the two-screens and stylus action – it really looks like a revolution in handheld gaming (rather then an evolution).
Comment · Posted: October 8th, 2004
An iPod with a color display
Looks like Apple is going to start challenging Archos (although, I’m sure the ‘competition’ won’t last long).
Comment · Posted: October 8th, 2004
Pros and Cons of transferring XML over HTTP
A discussion of the best ways for transferring XML over HTTP. It seems obvious that a POST request would be the best choice, but apparently it’s not quite so clear-cut.
Comment · Posted: October 8th, 2004
How to be a nice RSS reader/publisher
A good little guide detailing the nitty-gritty of RSS – and how to make it less painful (bandwidth-wise) for RSS publishers.
Comment · Posted: October 7th, 2004
Excellent Javascript Hints/Suggestions
This guide can easily bring a javascript programmer up to the current state of the technology. I, personally, am impressed by how far Javascript has come in a few years.
Comment · Posted: October 7th, 2004
A slick XHTML/Javascript Slideshow system
An excellent application of using proper standards-based technology – and it works perfectly in lesser-browsers too!
Comment · Posted: October 7th, 2004
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