Well as you know I’ve been trying out MooTools recently, including starting a new series “Journey Into MooTools” at thewebsqueeze.com. And I have to say I really like it, especially creating elements. For example, I find:

var img = new Element("img", {
src: ‘myimage.jpg’,
‘class’: ‘galleryimg’,
alt: ‘Check out this image’
});

Nicer than:

var img = $("<img /">).attr("alt", "Check out this [...]

Whenever I want to create a jQuery plugin, I always go to one of my old plugins and copy and paste the source code. That’s fine, but other developers may layout jQuery plugins slightly differently. I decided to try and create a jQuery Plugin “template” that does the hard work for you. But who should [...]

Spaces is a terrific Mac feature that I don’t think people realise how powerful it is until they try it. I know I ridiculed it, not seeing the point of it. But now I use it all the time and I am not sure how I lived prior to using them. Here is a quick [...]

Fluid [http://fluidapp.com/] is a great way to bring your favourite web applications to your desktop. In this 4 minute video I’ll show you how to add a desktop version of the Wordpress Back-End to your Mac, so any editing, writing, moderating can be done without opening the browser. Enjoy.