Archive for July 2009
jQuery Prototype Library – A Polygamous Affair

I have something that I must confess… I’m in love with two JavaScript frameworks at the same time. Yep, I’m in love with both jQuery and Prototype. Each has qualities that I like and each some that I don’t. jQuery, for instance, is almost beautiful in its design and how such a simplistic approach can be made so powerful. Prototype, on the other hand, adds so much that is missing in JavaScript and makes an already capable language much more usable. In a perfect world, I’d want to use both of them. The problem is that there is too much [...]

jQuery XCSS Plugin – In Depth

XCSS is a jQuery plugin that is used to generate CSS from a JavaScript object (via code, an external file, or using AJAX). This is the second post in a two-part series where I will go into more detail as to how the plugin is used and what kinds of things you can do with XCSS.

jQuery XCSS Plugin – Generate CSS Using jQuery and JavaScript

XCSS is a JQuery plugin that is used to generate CSS from a JavaScript object (via code, an external file, or using AJAX).

Welcome to “A Coding Fool”

Welcome to the Grand Re-opening of “A Coding Fool”. I’ve finally given my blog a much needed paint job, as the last one was an eye sore, and a new domain name to boot, as I am now hosting it myself. Also, the cheatsheets are back and you can access them via the sidebar or the link at the top. Use them as you will and I hope they make your coding lives better and bug-free. Thanks.