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Ghost-DOM, Part 1: A subjective journey into XML DOM support on the web (a.k.a. "phjear!")

For about a year now, I have been intermittently working on our browser's scripting support (that is "Javascript scripting support in markup documents rendered by an ActionScript...

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CSS units wtf

This is probably the twentieth time I'm trying to make sense out of this marvelous piece of... errr, thing. I don't resist quoting the best part of it, for your unlimited reading pleasure: The pixel...

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Javascript mind tricks: How to hang yourself with... the mythical javascript execution sandbox

Having the ability to execute javascript code in a sandbox-d context is a highly desirable feature. Why you want to do that is certainly legitimate, and there are a number of use-cases that generally...

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Javascript mind tricks: How I hung myself with... the scope chain using function declarations and "with" statements

While it's no mystery that writing portable code for the web is rather a painful task, professional javascript developers tend to blame (with good reasons) browsers' makers deceitful DOM...

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