Right after finishing my review on the Django template development book I got contacted again by the Packt folks to do the same for the Learning jQuery 1.3 book. I was most pleased with the request.
Now, this book has 444 pages compared to the 272 pages from Django book. There is much more to teach [...]
I just read Elf Stenberg’s solution on how to serve static Javascript with reversed URLs in Django, I was going to leave this as a comment but I better explain it here
When developing Django Widgets that require Javascript interaction with the server (Ajax, XHR, etc… ), you want your widget seamlessly deployable and [...]
This last week I fonally found some time to improve two important features I missed in Open-selector
The first thing I hated was havign to make so many HTTP requests to fetch the provider icons, so now Open-selector makes use of CSS sprites to fetch all icons from a single sprite file.
The second feature was to [...]
This shall be called Version 0.2 .
The cool feature of this is the inline mode, it will be useful to have an OpenID login box in topbars, inline menus or heading sections (they are all the same I think), and the update-as-you-type feature
Use it and let me know what you think
This is the first time I ever mentioned Open-selector to the public (In spanish).
Open Selector - Barcamp Lima from UniversidadPeru on Vimeo.
Here is the presentation I used for presenting Open-selector.
This was part of BarcampLima in November 2008, here you can find all the other talks
Andrew Moist contacted me through Open-selector’s contact page telling me about his blogpost comparing ID Selector with Open-selector.
He believes that even though the dropdown combo is not the killer solution for the OpenID login issue, it’s still a better approach than ID Selector’s one.
I’m very happy to see this, I hope I can get [...]
Este es el blog de Jj
This blog should be read like all other specifications. First, it should be read cover-to-cover, multiple times. Then, it should be read backwards at least once. Then it should be read by picking random sections from the contents list and following all the cross-references.
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