JavaScript string localization done right
December 1st 2010
I live and work in a bilingual environment and most of the things I work on needs to be localized. While it’s easy to do localization on the server side, it’s not so easy on the client side. There are several solutions available online, but most of the times they are either over-complicated or contains […]
CSS tip: Float an image without text wrapping under it.
December 10th 2009
I thought I’d share this little CSS tip that can be useful to some of you. Let’s say you have this content that contains a thumbnail, you want to float the thumbnail but don’t want the text to wrap under it like below. Instead you want the thumbnail to float and the text beside it, […]
The real world costs of an heavy website
November 30th 2009
You often read about why you should keep your web pages as light as possible to be quick to load. While all of this is true, there’s also a very important reason why you should keep your web pages as light as possible and that’s regarding bandwidth costs. We often take for granted unlimited bandwidth […]
This tweet got me thinking.
November 16th 2009
Today James Padolsey posted something quite interesting on his Twitter account that got me thinking: Wondering what the client-side would be like if there were multiple languages, not just JavaScript… Not only it got me thinking, but it also scared me. The way it works now is, you download a browser, you deal with what […]
