Tons of new stuff in the latest release of YUI. I’m particularly stoked about CSS selectors. Awesome. Can’t wait to play with it. Visit site »
In which I point to James Bennett’s terrific article on what frameworks are (and how they compare to “libraries” and “snippets”), and why people who are really good at building things with code tend to create, use, and publish them.
In which I attempt to distill what we’ve learned from the comments on my last post.
In which I publicly ask the (mostly-British) cabal of folks who seem to despise the idea of CSS frameworks what it is that offends them so.
Sweet implementation of an image cropping tool, built with my favorite JavaScript framework, YUI. I will definitely put this one to use. Thanks, Julien! Visit site »
Nate Koechley from Yahoo gives you a sweet rundown of how the YUI CSS grid framework works. It really is very, very nice in those cases where you want a symmetrical column grid. Visit site »
Useful. Visit site »
James Bennett finishes the AJAX/Django example he started the other day with the JavaScript end of things (part one handled the Django end). A nice tutorial, and something I myself need to get more comfortable with doing. Visit site »
This is almost exactly the presentation style I had in mind for a project at work. Perhaps now we won’t have to write the Javascript to make it happen. Great work here! Visit site »