In creating a particularly complicated styling for a project I'm working on, I've come across a corker of a bug in IE6.

Libraries have been a huge contributor to the surge in popularity of JavaScript in the last few years. JavaScript developers have had the cumbersome tasks lifted and have been able to get back to business in developing interesting solutions to interesting problems. I've been thinking about the next steps for JavaScript libraries, and I really would [...]

This may well have been done before, who knows, but I came across a great question on Stack Overflow: how did you get started in computing?

On a project I worked with Paul Irish on recently we found that we needed to asset whether an element was visible, but the :visible selector doesn't always do the job.

The weekend before last I blitzed through an idea I had on the shelf for about 6 months and put it live under the name JS Bin.

As developers we know it's useful to read the query string (everything after the '?' in the URL) to allow for customisations. However, I didn't think I could read the query string in the script tag from within the JavaScript - until now.