Hi interwebs! My name is Jordan Boesch and I like to dabble in various web technologies. My dabbling time usually consists of jQuery, WordPress and baking with CakePHP.

I thought this IE7 bug was a Cufon problem! Finallllyyyyy.... http://tinyurl.com/byonu9

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labwork

  • Keystrokes for jQuery
    Keystrokes for jQueryPosted December 30, 2009
  • jSquares for jQuery
    jSquares for jQueryPosted October 22, 2009
  • Gritter for jQuery (Growl)
    Gritter for jQuery (Growl)Posted July 11, 2009
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JavaScript: Configs for Different Environments January 21, 2010 0 Comments

When you're developing a website, you typically have a development version of the site running locally (localhost), a staging version and a production version. Normally you would set up something that would automatically grab the necessary settings to use for that specific environment. Here's what my CakePHP's config/database.php file looks lik... Read more »

Dissecting jQuery.noConflict December 7, 2009 1 Comment

Most jQuery users love it for its easy CSS selectors, DOM manipulation and slick effects. We don't normally think about what happens behind the scenes when we call our favorite jQuery methods, we just naturally expect they work as desired. I'm going to start off my dissecting and explaining a relatively simple method called noConflict. If you ... Read more »

Serverside JavaScript Minifying December 2, 2009 1 Comment

JSMIN is a JavaScript minifying library that was founded by Douglas Crockford. Minifying is the act of taking your JavaScript code and stripping out unneeded white space and comments to reduce file size. Douglas Crockford offers a set of packages in common server side languages to accomplish this - whether it be PHP, Python or Java. It's importa... Read more »
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