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    Harald Kirschner’s Sly

    Back in December when the Sizzle selector engine was announced, John Resig's creation was thought to be the end game. Four months later it seems as though it was just the beginning. Harald Kirschner has released Sly, a standalone JavaScript selector engine that absolutely...

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    Follow Script & Style on Twitter!

    I know you all love Twitter. I also know you all love Script & Style. Now you can have the best of both worlds by receiving S&S post updates when you follow Script & Style on Twitter: @scriptandstyle! Enjoy!

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    Follow MooTools on GitHub!

    We always look to follow projects on Twitter, follow people via thee RSS feed, and so on, but how about following the progress of a project on GitHub? You know, the place where the code actually lives? Here are the GitHub accounts for...

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    A Web Developer’s Life in FoxTrot

    My girlfriend knows that I make websites but not a whole lot more about how I spend so much of my time. She at least knows the basics: Calling me a "webmaster" is the biggest insult you can hurl at me. I'm a MooTools fanatic. I have little...

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    Poll:  How Many Domains Do You Own?

    If you're anything like me, you get hit with "great" ideas every 10 minutes. With the ecstatic feeling this new idea brings, you navigate to your domain registrar of choice to snatch up the clever domain that will surely make your "great" idea even more...

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    Making IE8 Emulate IE7

    As you probably know, Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 was "officially" released yesterday. If you were caught off guard by this and haven't had time to test your sites in IE8, don't lose sleep; you can make IE8 render pages like IE7 using a simple...

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    Update Your Twitter Status Remotely Using PHP

    The reason Twitter is so hugely popular is because their API allows for you to do almost anything. Here's how you can tweet remotely using PHP. The PHP That's it! Note that you may direct Twitter to return a XML or JSON response. Here's what...

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    JavaScript: The Good Parts

    I just wanted to give everyone a heads up that O'Reilly will be hosting a training session with JavaScript expert Douglas Crockford on March 30th in San Fransico. From the website: In this Master Class, JavaScript expert Douglas Crockford will scrape away the language's bad...

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    MooTools, mediaboxAdvanced, and Mexico

    The lightbox is probably one of my favorite parts of the Web 2.0 revolution. No more having to open new windows (which can bog down your computer quite a bit) to see a larger image, video, etc. Instead, the item loads right into the...

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    Prevent Your CSS and JavaScript Files From Being Cached

    Some websites use highly volatile, oft-changing CSS and JavaScript files. In the case of these files, it's important that the developer prevent browsers from caching them. How do we do that? By using a phantom querystring, of course. We'll use PHP to...