I just found this preview of jQuery 1.4. I read some of this stuff at the jQuery site, but this is a nice explanation of the proposed functionality of the next major version of jQuery. I think the new ‘live’ event handlers are going to be great. I can’t stress how much the ‘live’ method [...]
Normally, AJAX is limited to retrieving data on the same domain that served the page. This is a limitation of the XMLHttpRequest, done mostly for security purposes. There are several ways to get around this limitation, of course, using a variety of methods and techniques. This is one of the stranger that I’ve come across [...]
Steve Ballmer has, in the past, stated that he would be open to the idea of Internet Explorer dropping the Trident rendering engine in favor of the open-source Webkit. I, for one, would love it if this happens – Trident is the bane of web developers around the world. Simply stated, it is holding the [...]
