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Freitag, 21. Mai 2004

"Citrine is a system that extends the widespread copy-and-paste interaction technique to situations where it was previously tedious or unavailable. Citrine infers structure from copied text and allows users to paste the structured information, which might have many pieces, with a single paste operation. For example, using Citrine, a user can copy an address from an email signature, and then fill in the multiple fields of MapQuest’s web-based form with a single paste. [...] Citrine recognizes addresses, contact information, appointments, and bibliographic references from text, and can be easily extended to recognize other types of structured information." [ Ø FORK • ]

2004-05-21-citrine

JavaScript.

JavaScript Closures — Comprehensively.

The Scope Chain and Memory Waste in Flash MX

Local Properties inside a Function (live in the Activator Object)

Who knew you could delete your way up the prototype chain?

Why is new B().constructor A when A and B are arbitrary constructors and B.prototype = new A()?

2004-05-21-js

"[...] due to numerous flaws and contradictions in the specification, [create CSS2] is impossible to properly support [...]"

Mozilla CSS Extensions (mostly anticipating [create CSS3])

Sehr praktisch: Das CSS3-Selektoren-erklärende SelectORacle.

rdf|*
.foo > :not(.bar)
p.first + p.second
p[bar|someAttribute^=foo]
p:not(.leaveMeAlone) + p.second
.fooBox > :not(.specialForm) input[type=submit]

Die Testcases versprechen Spass ohne Ende.

2004-05-21-css

"In some cases these MBA and marketing types screwed the pooch, but by and large these guys were brought in because almost invariably when someone hits a specific size and scope they run into big, big trouble. They don't know about things like price points, the network effect, social capital, prospect theory, conjoint analysis, sustainable competitive advantage or porter analysis, but I can pretty much guarantee their users are going to become very, very familiar with price elasticity."

2004-05-21-masterBiz

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