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Monday, 15 September 2008
When using jQuery (or any other JavaScript library for that matter), have you ever wondered how to test whether an element exists using a selector? Well, maybe you haven’t, but I have – lots of times – so I thought I’d share how it’s done here because it’s not as simple as it seems.
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Wednesday, 3 September 2008

I find it difficult to comprehend that just over two months ago I was enduring sleepless nights trying to decide whether the time had come to cut my ties and take the plunge into the unknown as a self-employed person.
Ten weeks on and my life truly has changed beyond recognition – sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. So, what can I tell you about being a freelancer? What’s it really like?
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Tuesday, 2 September 2008

When I began this blog earlier this year, I made a few pledges to myself. One was to refrain from ‘personal’ posts and instead strive to solve a problem or pose a question with every article. Another was to commit to a regular posting pattern and another was not to apologise, or even mention it, if I did happen to slip out of that pattern.
Seven weeks since my last posted article and I just feel rude to carry on without some kind of update with where the hell I’ve been – so I’m throwing out the rulebook today.
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So, you want cross-browser RGBa support, huh? Well, now you can with my new Compass plugin, rgbapng. Read on to find out more.
As web standards evangelists fall over themselves to point out the hypocrisy of Apple’s Safari-only HTML5 web-standards showcase, I wonder if the liberal use of the term HTML5 means something else?
Today I released a new jQuery plugin called Smart Ass Login Values. It’s a plugin for adding default values to login form fields – like in situations where there can be no text label.
What can only be described as an ee-shit-storm kicked off today, when an ExpressionEngine developer called Alex Gordon released a forked version of the popular EE extension, FF Matrix.
Yesterday Microsoft released to the world a platform preview of IE9. I’m sure you’ve read all about it by now, so what do we all think?
“RT @albertlo: Checking out AirDropper that lets Dropbox users securely requests files from anyone, looking very useful: http://bit.ly/dxKcob”
Posted about 1 hour ago.
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