Saving state or values have never been easy on the web, especially on the client-side, and using cookies have been far from ideal. Enter DOM/Web Storage!
Twitter. Some people love it, some hate and some actually have a worrying addiction to it. I thought I’d express my own thoughts on Twitter here.
I meet lots of developers working with different technologies and tools, and one thing that interests me is which, if any, JavaScript library they use.
Yesterday we had Geek Meet Charity in Stockholm, and in my opinion, it was a great success!
Not many people know it, but you can use “real” getters and setters in JavaScript if you want to.
Not exactly today, but about a month ago marked my four-year anniversary as a blogger.
In my day job (i.e. the one paying the bills), I encountered a very serious problem in Internet Explorer, which turned out to be a show-stopper in my current project.
End of May/beginning of June will be very busy for me indeed. There will be a number of speaking engagements for me, and I’d like you to know about another one: Mozilla/Maemo Danish Weekend.
I’m sure this has happened to you as well: meeting an old friend you haven’t seen for quite some time, and you’re really excited about it!
Today I thought we’d talk about privacy and how Twitter messages and status updates affects that in a manner you probably haven’t thought of.