Archive for October, 2007

Facebook wall-to-wall and the back button

October 31st, 2007

I’ve recently been working with the awesome Really Simple History javascript library to make Ajax loaded pages bookmarkable, it’s a bit confusing at times, but really not too hard. But it’s amazing when you work on something like that, how much it makes you notice when other websites don’t execute the little things well. For […]


Recent DOM Inspector works

October 24th, 2007

While work and life always tend to get in the road, I’ve been plodding slowly along on the DOM Inspector, most recently I’ve been working on bug 255940. This involves removing the horrible dropdown box from the Box Model page and replacing it with a graphical representation (similar to the one found in Firebug). This […]


Some Points about Windows Vista

October 19th, 2007

I regularly get asked about what I think about Windows Vista, I run it on my laptop (a Toshiba R400 Tablet) and this far I’m very happy with it. It definitely isn’t a massive step up from XP (Service Pack 2) it is a major improvement and in my opinion in the right direction. I […]


Content and Data Management Systems

October 8th, 2007

This is a bit of a brain dump about something that’s been bugging me for weeks, it doesn’t have a great deal of coherence to the idea yet.
I’ve been working for the last few months on the excellent Silverstripe CMS and the framework Xebidy has developed on top of it called Bootstrap. We are releasing […]