Validating the jQuery UI Datepicker
The jQuery UI datepicker and client-side form validation often don't play well together. Rob Tarr offers workarounds on how you can make peace between them.
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The jQuery UI datepicker and client-side form validation often don't play well together. Rob Tarr offers workarounds on how you can make peace between them.
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Is your RWD tool belt feeling a little light? You're probably missing the right JavaScript. Rob Tarr has just what you may be looking for.
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Rob Tarr is on a mission. Destination: proper numeric keyboard.
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Rob and Rob spent a thrilling day practicing code, and they came back with a cache of GitHub goodness.
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Rob Tarr shares about detecting postion:fixed in the browser—trying to find a solution that will work with iOS 4.
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We needed a small, light-weight, cross-browser color picker. So we built one with canvas and a little JavaScript.
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As a developer, I don't want to wade through lines and lines of code sludge to find a bug or add a new feature. Check out this SXSW panel proposal if you'd like to help promote conversation about writing cleaning code with better practices.
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We created this bookmarklet to aid in designing responsive websites. Now you can always know what media query just triggered. Never again will you lose track of where you are.
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Ryan and I have been debating the use of lists in the HTML nav element. Read my take on why it's beneficial to use lists.
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Modifying jQuery.trim to accept other characters besides just whitespace. By doing this in your code, your changes will persist, even when upgrading to a different jQuery version.
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Our incredibly talented designer Ryan Clark has a tendency to create these really cool looking select box UIs. They're awesome, except for the fact that they're impossible to style. So we decided to create our own that fit the needs of both us and our clients.
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JavaScript should enhance the usability of a website, not make it unusable. This is why we build our JavaScript last.
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My first-hand experience with progressive enhancement and history.pushstate for newer browsers. Sometimes the simplest solution is the best.
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Testing the chaining of jQuery find/children methods vs. chaining the selector of one method.
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