Posted in Apple, Dojo, Tech, Work on June 28th, 2007 3 Comments »
It’s a bit late to be doing a WWDC follow-up, but better late than never. Alex and I were invited to give a talk about Dojo several months ago, as was Sam Stephenson of Prototype. Since we’re not really allowed to talk about anything tech from the talk that isn’t public, I thought [...]
Posted in Tech, Work on April 22nd, 2007 No Comments »
We use Daylite for our internal group calendar, and for the most part we love this Mac-only application. However, there are a few basic things about it that do not make sense.
The fields for start and end time are not wide enough to see the start and end time (see image). Regardless of [...]
Posted in Apple, Dojo, Tech, Work on April 5th, 2007 No Comments »
About six months ago, I started talking with Atif Khan about a device his company has been working on since 2004. Today I got a chance for the first time to see more details on the deeda, which looks more like an iPhone than anything else I’ve seen. The approach they are [...]
Posted in Dojo, JavaScript, Tech, Work on April 5th, 2007 3 Comments »
A number of random JavaScript musings from recent events, none of which are meaty enough to constitute a blog post.
First off, congrats to Jack Slocum on launching ext and Dean Edwards on unleashing base2. It’s great to see solid work pushing things forward in the JavaScript world.
Coach Wei of Nexaweb wrote an insightful, sad, [...]
Posted in Dojo, JavaScript, SVG, Tech, Work on March 18th, 2007 1 Comment »
We made the annual trek to SxSW this year and had an amazing experience as usual. This year I gave a short talk titled “Web Vector Graphics: Myth or Reality?” and did a Paul Graham style Q&A session at the end with a large number of answers in a very short amount of time. [...]
Posted in Dojo, JavaScript, Tech, Work on January 28th, 2007 No Comments »
I’ve been traveling a lot lately, and JetBlue and Southwest recently upgraded their web sites. Given my role in Dojo, I thought it would be interesting to see what JavaScript/Ajax toolkits airline web sites are using (if any), and to see if there is a correlation between the quality of the airline web [...]
Posted in Dojo, JavaScript, Tech, Work on January 8th, 2007 No Comments »
We’ve had a number of interesting posts recently on the SitePen blog around our new Dojo Offline Toolkit efforts, and around reducing toolkit bloat. These two topics are of particular importance to the long-term success of web apps.
We’re also pleased to announce a few new Dojo Training courses. If you have any questions [...]
ThinkVitamin is now featuring my article, Create cross-browser vector graphics, an article about dojo.gfx. The article is intended to show where we are today and what is possible with dojo’s vector graphics APIs.
On Friday, I had the opportunity to give a Dojo update at Mozilla. Spending time with the Mozillans is always a great honor, as their hard work makes our development efforts possible and much more pleasant. Mozilla co-sponsored Dojo’s summer internship program (along with SitePen, and the Google Summer of Code), and this [...]
Posted in Dojo, Work on June 18th, 2006 No Comments »
The past year has been by far the best and most successful of my professional life. I have devoted significant amounts of effort to helping build Renkoo, Dojo, and SitePen. Renkoo has evolved into an amazing, cool, useful web application, Dojo has become a leader among many many JavaScript toolkits, and SitePen has [...]