JavaScript Splitters And Resizable Panels

October 23rd, 2008

In this post I’ll review* several splitter components for JavaScript. A splitter is usually a vertical or horizontal bar that you can drag to change the size of the surrounding elements. Most splitter scripts also depend on, or are part of a JS framework, which may be an important consideration if you’re already using some […]

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SEO For Opera

September 5th, 2008

During the last week I have ported (more or less) the famous SEO for Firefox addon to Opera. Now die-hard Opera fans can also enjoy it’s excellent market research capabilities and enhanced Google/Yahoo! search results 🙂 In case you’re not familiar with this outstanding SEO tool check out the “Features” section below. Download & Installation […]

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Google Chrome vs Opera – JS Speed Test

September 3rd, 2008

With the recent release of the Google’s Chrome browser lots of sites have jumped on it and started churning out reviews. However, most reviews focus on Chrome vs Firefox – for example, I have already seen no less than three articles discussing whether Chrome’s brand new JavaScript engine is really faster than the one used […]

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Programmer Rap

July 21st, 2008

Here’s something funny I found today : pic div fade in slow shadow current menu show find content replace all span div append to table row Shamelessly stolen from this Russian site. Okay, so it’s not syntactically correct 😛 I’m sure you can still reconstruct the original JavaScript if need be.

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How To Highlight Nofollow With Opera & More SEO Tools

January 9th, 2008

A review of a free Opera plugin that can highlight nofollow links, display Alexa rank and PageRank, show the number of backlinks that a page or a domain has, and more. Basically it is a full-featured SEO toolbar for the Opera web browser.

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