Lately I came across this website with some really impressive designs for wash basins. The ones of you who know me know that I am really addicted to great design, either online and in real life. That´s why I´d like to share the link to that website with you.
Though a friend of mine and myself lately started again with continuous integration projects for the company’s we work for, and we both like test driven development, if it is no overkill, I came across Qunit which is a library provided by jQuery for Unittesting javascript. Until last week I did not even know something like this existed for Javascript, but I am very happy that I came across this . Because I think unittests are a good way to assure that your code works as expected, I´d like to show you how to setup and write jQuery unittests.
Ok guys I think I have to say this,
I am honestly surprised by all the good feedback I got so far. I am just blogging for a week by now, because I wanted to give it a chance, see how it will go. It is fun to me. I really enjoy writing, and to share some knowledge I gained during the past 10 years in this business. I think I will be around for a while, and you all made it very easy for me with the feedback I got lately, to take some time for writing almost every day.
Thank you and stay tuned.
Lately by reading an article of a good friend of mine (original post) about agile development, I found the link to this article within his post which I´d like to share with you, because it is a pretty good sum up of the mistakes and misunderstandings out there about scrum and agile development:
Agile/Pervagile on Slashdot
Traveling around some websites I just found this nice article about the advantages of using CSS – Sprites. Using them for a while now at several projects, to my mind the is a nice summary of how and why to use them.
CSS Sprites: What They Are, Why They’re Cool, and How To Use Them
Today I spent about 3 hours searching for solution to get our beloved friend the indexed search engine of Typo3 to take the title of my variant of the a21glossary_advanced_output as the title displayed in its results page.
Today I want to provide two new extensions to you, as well as a little tutorial how to develop Typo3 Extension more MVC like and with a lot less work than you would have usually.
Today my new TOMTOM car kit arrived. I was quite impressed how fast TOMTOM delivered it (4 Days since I hit the order now button), after I read at the apple online-store that the delivery would take 4 to 6 weeks. So new toy for me,.. clearly, as the nerd I am, I tested it right away after I fetched it from the Ups warehouse. What can I say, good job TOMTOM, it made a huge difference in signal strength and the behavior of my Navigon GPS app.
I came across this problem a week ago when I tried to develop an interface between an Iframe, or in Detail it’s content, and the iframes parent page. Turns out that the following code wouldn´t work in FireFox although all other browsers, yes even our friend the Internet Explorer, would behave as expected.
Lately I came across the nice little autoloader provided by the Zend Framework. So I like to share some experiences. First of all, like I mentioned in the “About” section of my page, to me Zend is more like a new PEAR, but not like a framework to build websites. This is why I use it together with some other php frameworks and CM-Systems.
But back to the topic of this post,.. I came across the new Autoloader Class provided with the Zend Framework, studied some of the documentation.
