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At the Crockford on JavaScript lecture series at Yahoo! headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA, on January 25, 2009. yuiblog.com/crockford/
Igo Coelho (Unifor), Maujor (palestrante, autor de livros de HTML, CSS e JavaScript), Robertson Freitas (Atratis) e Henrique Soares (Fortes Informática)
Lustiges kann man der BZÖ-Seite entnehmen. Klickt man ohne Javascript hinter
"Medien- und Presseservice" verbirgt sich ein "Lorem ipsum" Blindtext.
在 IE tester 測試 IE6 時，不停跳出 "Unspecified error"（無法指出的錯誤）的錯誤訊息。由於 IE tester 提供的錯誤訊息很陽春，指出的行號和檔名搭不上，花了好些時間才找出錯誤。
完整的錯誤排除方式請見 fannys23.pixnet.net/blog/post/30208238/
Sadly, the import option doesn't work, so it just acts a detector. Perhaps it would be worth having the option to show all details of the Microformat...or even better, detect the iPhone/Touch, and add support for the import to addressbook (if it exists...)
I ran into a problem where i couldn't get the user-editable content to center. Wrote a super small javascript snippet to do this. It also scales the text down if its too large to fit.
see codes: pastie.org/390073
This was the result of 121+ hours of nerding out writing HTML, CSS, JavaScript and drinking coffee. For the most part. Ironically I was creating a nice summer environment rather than enjoying the one outside in Calgary, in 2002.
The idea here was to have a time-sensitive environment which would change during the day; you would hear birds and woodpeckers in the day, and crickets and owls at night in addition to the light/dark theme. It would reflect the approximate time of day when loaded, and would shift over time as the day passed into night.
Also, you could throw rocks into the pond, with directional (and varying) sound effects. I had fun making a "squeaky" scroll wheel, a secret right-click easter egg and a few other sound-driven things.
I believe I found the pond stock photo via iStockPhoto (a rather small site at the time), and purchased it with credits earned from my own photos.
This was designed under IE 6, if I recall correctly, but it may work still under IE 9. This was one of the last projects I did that was still IE-specific, since I used a few filter transitions and things.
www.schillmania.com/summer_02/
More videos of old versions of my site are in the DHTML design archives.