Nate Koechley

Developing for Mozilla

Here’s a bunch of information on Web Development for Mozilla: http://mozilla.org/docs/web-developer/

Great info on Mozilla (MIME types, Doctypes, Quirks mode, and more)

Info on Document Formats: HTML and XML

Info on Style: CSS

Info on Scripting: JS, DOM-0, DOM1, DOM2

Venkman JavaScript Debugger

If you’re writing Javascript, you should seriously consider becoming familiar with the Venkman JS Debugger. Many people swear by this thing. It’s pretty fabulous.

Read more about it here http://mozilla.org/projects/venkman/ and look at the development tree here http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/venkman/

More notes:

• Svend Tofte has put together a comprehensive Venkman
  tutorial called
  “Learning the JavaScript debugger Venkman.”
  It leads you step-by-step through nearly all of the features in Venkman, and it’s got lots of excellent screenshots to match the text. Plan to take a break and stretch in the middle though, it’s a long one :)
• Check out Netscape Devedge’s new article, Using Breakpoints in Venkman.
• Venkman now supports a tabbed view container, read the post titled

  “Venkman gets tabbed views” for more information.

• I noticed this pro-Venkman post on
  a Microsoft™ usenet group the other day. Funny thing is,
  it’s not on my news server anymore. Was it cancelled, or is this just
  a newsfeed hiccup? The world may never know :)
• Read about extending Venkman in this
  netscape.public.mozilla.jsdebugger post titled
  “overriding filenames in the loaded scripts view”.
• Netscape DevEdge has posted an
  Introduction to the JavaScript Debugger.

momo: collection of well designed blogs

This is a nice collection of weblog designs.

http://larsholst.info/blog/2004/02/11/well-designed-weblogs-volume-2/

this is additionally interesting since most weblogs are all LSM/CSS and are good testing grounds for what’s visually possible with LSM/CSS.

Add to My Yahoo

I guess the syntax is:

http://add.my.yahoo.com/rss?url=http://www.foo.com/feed.xml

Excellent.

yinst dependency graph

CSS Beyond the Retrofit

CSS Beyond the Retrofit

From the abstract:
Today’s contemporary browser support and the availability of smart workarounds make the promise of CSS more real than ever. Molly Holzschlag shows you how CSS was meant to be used and demonstrates how to begin using it fully today to make your life (and your designs) more efficient, flexible, and even more beautiful than ever.

http://www.informit.com/content/images/art_holzschlag_css-beyond/elementLinks/fig01.gif