Archive for the 'resources' Category

I just signed up for RobotReplay beta, a service that captures visitors every mouse movements, click and keystroke and it is free service at the moment.

I do not want to track your every mouse move, click or keystroke on this site, I know what most the problems are with this site and will fix it with the next redesign. What I really want to do is have a good look at RobotReplay, because it could be very useful for a couple of upcoming projects …

FireBug a firefox extension that one day might challenge web developer as the most useful firefox extension in my toolbox. A heap of the tools to poke, prod, and monitor your JavaScript, CSS, HTML and Ajax including a debugger, error console, command line, and a variety of inspectors. I can not get it to do everything it is supposed to like live editting of the HTML, but even so the inspectors are well worth the download.

Yes I know it is Annual CSS Naked Day and this site is still clothed. Even though there has been heaps of hype information about it, I foget all about it till I opened bloglines this morning.
And even if I wanted to remove the stylesheet now, I can not access that part of my site.

Hell if you want to see this site naked, you just need to disable the CSS in your Web Developer Toolbar in Firefox or Mozillia or in your
Developer Toolbar in Internet Explorer …

If you are visiting my blog instead on using the RSS feeds, you might have noticed a couple of additions to the sidebar, Worth Reading and Commented On. This came about after reading a post over at Dexagogo titled
Using del.icio.us to track my blog comments

Update 15 January: caching is causing a problem

For anybody who needs to know more about typography on the web, and that is anybody who works with HTML and CSS, you need to bookmark (or grab the RSS feed from) The Elements of Typographic Style Applied to the Web

Got pointed to the Performancing for extension Firefox which makes blogging easy from within Firefox. Just giving it a spin and see how it goes.  Easy to set up for WordPress and looks easy to use, only concern is how much will appear in the summary section on the home page.

Here are a few useful low volume mailing list for those involved in Government web services in WA and Australia in general.