Lately I've been working on a number of different pure JavaScript projects ranging from widgets that are injected, bookmarklets and include scripts (red your site for example). The one big thing that I've always wanted to see is analytics for usage, in particular referral tracking. So I've written code for that too

With the jQuery API browser my key aim was to build an app that worked both in the Adobe Air environment and without any changes work on the web. Typically, the environment is the same, with a few exceptions - one of which I ran in to yesterday. Making a JSONP call simply doesn't return back to [...]

I've been preparing a few articles for jQuery for Designers and for .net magazine and in doing so I've had to write a plugin that could prove to be useful to share. I've created an event that will trigger when the element is scrolled in to the viewport.

Since HTML5 is getting more attention by way of marking up our new pages, and the only way to get IE to acknowledge the new elements, such as <article>, is to use the HTML5 shiv, I've quickly put together a mini script that enables all the new elements.

A subtle effect on the CSS Tricks site that I've always liked, is the nudged links in the footer of the page. With recent chatter about Progressive Enrichment I thought it would be fun, and rather quick to show off his effect using just CSS.

Everyone wants slick applications that use Ajax to reduce page loads and make it feel, well, more application-ny. Of course this is all done in a progressively enhanced way, so the page works just as well without JavaScript. The problem is, that sometimes, there's an overhead of the extra work to support the Ajax responders. If [...]

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