Javascript Closures

The Elements of User Experience (PDF)

Diagnose and Prevent AJAX Performance Issues – dynaTrace AJAX Edition

Dojo gets a speed boost on IE6 and IE7 SOS

Can’t get enough of browser innards right now. Ha. “We hit a bit of a wall at one point when analysing the performance profiles, where there was a 1.5 second gap in the profile where it seemed like nothing was happening, but everything was paused with the CPU at 100%. We eventually discovered that there is a horrible bug in IE7 where if you have a :hover style on something that is not an anchor tag, it causes the rendering engine to go crazy, get all confused, and push the CPU up to 100% for no reason at all.”

One Hundred Quilts: Life’s Illusions

Usually I don’t like photo quilts, but wow.

Aurora Silk: Natural Dyes: Mordants

One Hundred Quilts: on the lake

One Hundred Quilts: String Quilt

One Hundred Quilts: Twenty Four Hour Care

Mordants>>Natural Dyes>>”Antique Rugs of the Future” Project

mordant amounts for wool

SpriteMe

“Making sprites is hard.” ?? Um.

CSS Qualified Selectors // ShaunInman.com

Comment from Dave Hyatt. “Decorating your markup with classes and ids and matching purely on those while avoiding all uses of sibling, descendant and child selectors will actually make a page perform significantly better in all browsers.”

Efficiently Rendering CSS | CSS-Tricks

efficiency of different selectors (up with id and class, down with elements and descendants…)

Fresh Sriracha (aka, home made ‘Rooster’) – Recipes – food52

Google JavaScript Style Guide

Worth it for the messed up semi-colon examples, ha ha.

Why Users Fill Out Forms Faster With Top Aligned Labels | UXMovement.com

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