Lost – The End
The TV Show Lost has aired its last episode ever. Sad times for me, and I thought I’d talk a little about what it has meant to me. WARNING! Below I will mention things you don’t want to know if you haven’t seen all episodes yet.
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Catching clicks with clickCatcher before your JavaScript files have loaded/events been applied
One of the key things to improve performance of a web site, real as well as perceived, is including your JavaScript files at the end of the document (as I described in Improve Your Web Site Performance – Tips & Tricks To Get A Good YSlow Rating). However, there is a drawback to that.
The WebM video format – the saviour of open video on the web?
I don’t think I’m exaggerating when I’m saying something really really important has happened for the future of the Open Web. Finally, it looks like there might be a solution to the video codecs and patent encumbered alternatives we have been dealing with.
Farewell, Ronnie James Dio
Yesterday one of, if not the, best heavy metal vocalist of all times passed away.
My iPad review (aka a nice way to look at Kristen Bell)
After having owned an iPad for a little time now, I thought it deserves a review.
CSS3 Animations
This article is a number of years old, and all major web browsers now support CSS3 Animations. Please remove any vendor prefixes. Additionally, up-to-date information is available on MDN.
I recently wrote about CSS3 Transitions and the next step for that is sort of CSS Transitions on steroids: CSS3 Animations (CSS Animations Module Level 3 specification).
Geek Meet May 2010 – HTML5 & JavaScript
It is soon summer (Yay!) and about time for a last Geek Meet before a summer break!
Embrace, extend and extinguish
With various discussions and things taking place right now, it reminds me of a phrase that has been around for some time.