I love this post of Dustin’s about how Google uses a shortened version of the DOCTYPE string to save bytes, even though it makes a validator say their pages are invalid. I don't personally get too worried about a few bytes, but that's a Very Big Deal™ to Google, and this is a perfect example of what I mean by "use web standards and best practices when they make sense, and don't when they don't." Here, they've found a better solution for them than the understood "best practice." That's awesome. Visit site »
Dustin has several good techniques related to JavaScript and the DOM in a new article at Digital Web. Check it out. Visit site »
Dustin Diaz, everyone’s favorite crazy white mexican, built a game of Tetris using the Yahoo! UI libraries. Color me convinced. The Y! stuff rocks. Visit site »