In this screencast I respond to a twitter challenge by @thomasfuchs.
I <3 modules and dig microlibs, but I think that consistent cross-browser support is more easily obtained by using a modular/buildable library or framework instead of a bunch of independent microlibs.
(mp4 available here)
Related Links:
Bean test
domReady test
Emile test
Emile alt test
$script test
MooTools animation test
MooTools event test
MooTools domReady test
MooTools script load test
MooTools custom gzipped
In my twelfth screencast I highlight some things to avoid when creating dev blog posts.
My next screencast will cover some good things to do when creating dev blog posts.
(mp4 available here)
Related Links:
Promotejs.com
Ben Alman’s Blog
Kangax’s Blog
In my eleventh screencast I review what I learned creating xStats.js.
(mp4 available here)
Related Links:
xStats.js
Stats.js
BunnyMark
xStats.js x4 Test
Stats.js x4 Test
xStats.js Large Test
Stats.js Large Test
My tenth screencast explores the cost of pre DOM load reflow caused by some feature tests. For this screencast I created a special build of has.js that runs all of its 177 unminified tests upfront before DOM load. This is an extreme case and executes 3-8x more tests than most projects will use.
(mp4 available here)
Related Links:
The cost of feature testing
Ajaxian test page
My ninth screencast looks at the single page memory leak associated with `removeChild()`. I tested for the leak on Chrome 11.0.663.0, IE8, IE9 RC, and IE9 Platform Preview 8.
(mp4 available here)
Related Links:
Download Process Explorer
Test page for removeChild() leak
Initial bug report (marked fixed)
Follow-up bug report
In this series of screencasts I present my response to Alex Russell’s recent blog posts over the cost of feature testing.
Screencast One: (uses my real iPhone 3GS via iDemo)
(mp4 available here)
Screencast Two:
(mp4 available here)
Screencast Three: (thanks Chris Newman for the Kindle tests)
(mp4 available here)
Related Links:
The cost of pre DOM load reflow
http://jsperf.com/has-js-suite
http://jsperf.com/jquery-support
https://gist.github.com/812950
My fifth screencast looks at the pseudo memory leak associated with jQuery.fragments.
(mp4 available here)
My JSConf US 2010 video was just posted. Huzzah, power ‘fro!
OMG! I will be rock’n @fusejs in Berlin at @jsconfeu! Ultraaa Combooo http://bit.ly/8X2kko :{D
