Tag Archives: AJAX
Speaking at “Accessing Higher Ground” Conference
It’s a pleasure to announce that I’m scheduled to be speaking at the 11th Annual Accessing Higher Ground conference, subtitled “Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference”, which takes place in Boulder, Colorado this November 11-14. The conference is hosted by … Continue reading
Dreamweaver CS4 Beta
Guess what? Adobe’s Dreamweaver CS4 Beta is available! And I’m just getting used to CS3! New features include: Live View Code Navigator CSS best practices Code hinting for Ajax and JavaScript frameworks HTML data sets Photoshop Smart Objects Subversion integration … Continue reading
jQuery Overview Slide Presentation
jQuery is a great JavaScript library for fast, easy development. I met the creator John Resig at a conference last year. He’s a great guy, and I even “won” a nice jQuery book. jQuery is a fast, concise, JavaScript Library … Continue reading
Web Dev Acronyms and Quotes
Here are some Acronyms and Quotes that definitely worth reading! On future of Ajax: “Ajax is the frames of web 2.0″ How true; Ajax is overused and many times not used correctly. Jeremy Keith in Hijax presentation: “Plan for Ajax … Continue reading
Ajax Experience Conference
Last week I attended The Ajax Experience 2007 3-day conference in downtown San Francisco. There sure were some big guys speaking including Brendan Eich, CTO Mozilla; Douglas Crawford, Senior Architect, Yahoo!; and Kevin Lynch, Chief Software Architect at Adobe. The … Continue reading
Web Axe Topics
The idea of my podcast on web accessibility, Web Axe, is to provide “practical web accessibility tips”. The last couple episodes are angled a bit towards theory and ran a bit longer more than my preference, but the topics are … Continue reading
Open Web Coding Job in CA
The company I’m working for in California (Redwood City, Bay area) is looking for a web developer/coder with skills similar to mine: XHTML, CSS, DOM scripting, AJAX (preferably Hijax), and web accessibility. We’re getting a web application up to speed … Continue reading
