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A funny thing happened on my way to the jQuery website, I blinked and a feature was dropped: jQuery Templates have been discontinued. The new pretender to the throne is JsRender . jQuery Templates looked pretty useful when they first came out. Several...
I recently attended an ASP.NET MVC seminar hosted by the Twin Cities .Net User Group. The speaker was K. Scott Allen. Scott is a charismatic, gifted speaker and did a great job. You can always pick up useful items when watching an expert write a program...
I've always appreciated these tools: Expresso and XPath Builder . They make designing regular expressions and XPath selectors almost fun! Did I say fun? I meant less painful. Being able to paste/load text and then interactively play with the search criteria...
On the Asp.Net forums where I am a moderator, a developer was having a problem hooking up click events to the rows of a dynamically created html table. He didn't want to embed the onclick handler in the table rows as each row was created so he tried using...
This question popped up on the Asp.Net forums where I moderate: "How do I find an HTML element on a Master Page, from a child page, using jQuery?" I licked my chops. I like questions like this because when I don't know the answer, it gives me an excuse...
Like most developers, I love finding tools that do my work for me and make me look good. And, like most developers, I am extremely wary of adding too much outside crap to a project which can make maintaining it a nightmare. You may end up not only maintaining...
I never pass up a chance to look at jQuery code. It’s amazing so much power can come from such a tiny package. An appealing feature of jQuery is the browser independence it provides. Every JavaScript book I’ve read, includes code for checking which version...
jQuery and Regular Expressions have a lot in common: They are both amazingly powerful and they are both as ugly as a knife fight between two obese street-whores in a garbage-strewn alley. There isn't much hope for Regular Expressions. They are what they...
I stepped out the front door and watched my breath turn to ice crystals in the moonlight…the sun hadn't risen yet. As I walked to the garage, my shoes crunched loudly on the packed snow and when I opened the car door, the metal-on-metal shrieking of cold...
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