jwpage·14 anni fa·discussThe final seconds of the last show[1] are pretty uncomfortable to listen to.[1] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2443832/Screenshots/Marker%201.m4a
jwpage·16 anni fa·discussI used to favour Prototype.js over jQuery for more complex JS apps and leave jQuery for smaller tweaks.Nowadays I'd definitely consider something on top of jQuery instead, such as backbone.js (http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone), eyeballs.js (https://github.com/paulca/eyeballs.js) or sammy.js( http://code.quirkey.com/sammy).
jwpage·16 anni fa·discussIt does sound like a lot of impact. As long as there's no developer impact and the API remains stable, however, I'm a-okay with the devs pushing something like that into a bugfix release.
jwpage·16 anni fa·discussThe latest one I discovered is Slidedown: a simple tool to generate HTML slides (with syntax highlighting) from a markdown document.Came in handy when I had to whip up a presentation for a recent meetup.
jwpage·16 anni fa·discussSome other ones:http://github.com/sofadesign/limonadehttp://github.com/jim/fitzgeraldhttp://github.com/fabpot/Silex (based on Symfony 2)
jwpage·16 anni fa·discussChrome (main browser) Extensions:* AdBlock* Firebug Lite for Google Chrome* Minimalistic Google Reader* RSS Subscription Extension (by Google)--Firefox (for development, where some extensions in Chrome aren't available) Add-Ons:* Firebug* JSONView* Live HTTP Headers* Modify Headers* Page Speed* User Agent Switcher* Web Developer Toolbar* YSlow--I also have a folder of bookmarklets on my toolbar in Chrome:* Google Analytics: Last Week* Huffduffer: Add* Instapaper: Add* Pinboard: Add* Twitter: Remove @mentions* Readability* Inject jQuery
[1] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2443832/Screenshots/Marker%201.m4a