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AngularJS and a JS prototypal inheritance gotcha

Posted on March 14, 2013 by doug

Like many of you I’ve been shoring up my bits on AngularJS from Google. Really slick stuff that in short, extends HTML with attributes, something possible since well before HTML5: HTML5 Data Attributes. While watching a series of videos on … Continue reading →

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Pi, Monte Carlo, and SVG fun with some requestAnimationFrame() thrown in

Posted on February 27, 2013 by doug

To dive into some performance research and testing, I needed a example that ran some JS loop action and created lots of nodes for your friend the DOM. Why not use a simple Pi approximation with a graphical representation? Enter … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Data- attributes

Posted on February 9, 2013 by doug

data-attribute what? ha, so, if you seen these before and have not looked at them yet, these are slick. You can check out the 411 at W3C. Yet as slicker-then-grease they are, they are nothing new for you that do … Continue reading →

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cf.Objective(), presentations, files, and über goodness

Posted on May 16, 2011 by doug

Last week I spent a few days in Minneapolis for cf.Objective() 2011. It was a intense knowledge packed few days to say the least. Sessions were well populated, diverse, and authoritative covering many topics dear to the modern ColdFusion developer … Continue reading →

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Google’s Chrome browser is evil!

Posted on May 26, 2010 by doug

Ok, I admit it, I used a sensational subject line. So what. Google is really the new evil, well we certainly could call it a entry on the top 5 list of fashionably evil companies of late. Will it be … Continue reading →

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