Tight, Don’t Let the Test Bugs Bite HtmlUnit 2.1, a headless java browser, released
Archive for April, 2008
What Happens When You Drop an HTC Mogul
Thankfully I pay five dollars extra a month for insurance. It’s already replaced, just got the image up late.
links for 2008-04-14
A minimal wiki in Django (tags: programming django python) JavaScript loop performance Something all javascript developers should know. (tags: performance javascript web programming)
links for 2008-04-13
Accessible Data Visualization with Web Standards (tags: css accessibility webdesign charts) HTML5: custom data – Anne’s Weblog (tags: javascript html) Effective Test Automation Isn’t Created in a Vacuum (tags: testing tips tdd agile) Dromaeo: JavaScript Performance Testing (tags: javascript performance testing tools) jQuery For Designers: Image Cross Fade Transition (tags: javascript jquery programming tutorial)
Adding New Methods To Existing Javascript Objects
Taking a lunch break from training today and I thought it’d be good to illustrate something that’s pretty standard in javascript, but might be pretty new for some. One of my favorite features is the ability to add new methods to existing object prototypes. For example, wouldn’t it be neat to be able to have [...]
links for 2008-04-11
Gears and Standards (tags: ajax html google gears standards)
links for 2008-04-09
Source: Google To Launch BigTable As Web Service (tags: google webservices web2.0 database) Google App Engine Preview Release Looks like there’s something new to develop web applications on. (tags: web google business webdev) Another Functional Testing Tool Just came across concordion today (thanks to Adam England) and it looks pretty interesting for writing executable requirements. [...]
links for 2008-04-08
The Perfect Customer (tags: acceptance-tests fit customer) Pocket PC Modem
April Fools!
Okay, so I lied… I didn’t really move to Portland. In fact, the “view from my loft balcony” is really just a pic I snapped from the Oregon Convention Center back in 2006 when I attended OOPSLA there. So no biggie.. I’m still in Columbia.

