I pretty much use prototype.js in every web project. Nowadays, though, there are native javascript functions that would avoid reinventing the wheel and IE is not a problem anymore, if even Microsoft is abandoning it :). For instance, I prefer to rely on querySelectorAll() instead of using a js library like Sizzle. That is why …
Tag: web
Effortless, template-based dynamic tables
When you develop web applications for a living, sooner or later you’ll need to allow the user to edit collections of data. For instance: Some option… Field 1 Options To create something like this, I’ve been using a very rough script that simply replicated a hidden template row when required for several years. Eventually, I …
Using SQLi Import with Oracle
SQLi Import is a nice eZ Publish extension that allows you to develop data importers in a quick and elegant way. Sadly, it comes only with MySQL support, but it takes only a minute to make it work with Oracle too. So here’s the SQL code I’ve used to make it happy 🙂 (tested with …
A truly poetic game
Today I die is a brilliant little piece of poetry you can play with. Check it out!
Software reviews, hints and tips
A new software reviews site went live recently: Softwarecrew. In my just-a-little-bit biased opinion, it’s looking nice, but I should probably mention that I’ve worked on the WordPress theme it uses, plus I did write a couple of WP extensions to help the reviewers with their job. 🙂