My tutorial on processing XML with jQuery in the browser is now live on IBM’s developerWorks website. Check it out at: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/tutorials/x-processxmljquerytut/index.html Most JavaScript and jQuery ninjas needn’t read past the title for the gist, but hopefully there’s something new …
Amazon recently (finally!) added support for invalidation to CloudFront. Frankly, without this feature the service was pretty useless to me since updating (or deleting) the cached resource would mean that the actual operation would take up to 24 hours to …
I recently had a chance to make a few updates to the Live XML Editor and address some user requests. Version 1.5 is now done and out. Among the updates are: – jQuery 1.4 support. Since the editor relies heavily …
While I don’t recommend editing XML files by hand, its not an uncommon task and I occasionally find myself having to do it. As I am a big advocate of web based applications, I was hoping to find a web …
Optimizing web page loading is not a new subject, but it remains one that doesn’t get as much attention as it deserves. Web/UI developers often assume that site performance is mostly attributed to back-end operations (database interactions, processing, etc.), servers …