Geoffrey on August 31, 2007 at 10:56 pm
We are doing lightning talks at this month’s dallas.rb meeting. I decided to give the group some choice of what I would present.
I will do a short one on “Why Firefox Makes Me Look Good” or “Better Web App Development using Firefox and a Buttload of Extensions”
I can also do one “JQuery: I Don’t Know Much, But I Know I Love You ”
And since neither of those are Ruby related, I will throw another one out there: “Tighter Abs: XML Situps Made Easy With Ruby”
I’ll let everyone decide which ones you want to hear more about.
Update
I only did the JQuery presentation and here are the slides (although they were much more interesting in person).
Filed under: Dallas, Development Environment, Firebug, Firefox, JQuery, JavaScript, Rails, Ruby, Web Applications, Web Developer Toolbar, Web Development, hpricot, xHTML
Geoffrey on May 8, 2007 at 9:47 pm
Because my friend Matt was so impressed with a Firefox extension I showed him, I thought I would share some of my other favorites.
What Extensions I Am Using Right Now
- Web Developer Toolbar – Just about everything you could want to do HTML and CSS, plus I can edit AND save the CSS changes I was playing around with.
- Firebug – So much goodness. Especially debugging JavaScript and looking over AJAX requests and responses.
- View Source Chart – Makes looking at HTML source bearable.
- ColorZilla – a color picker for pulling colors off of web pages.
- HTMLValidator – because it is too easy to miss a closing tag somewhere that messes everything up.
- DummyLipsum – when you need some filler content.
- SeleniumIDE – great little utility for helping to write Selenium tests for functional testing.
Not to mention
Got a favorite? I’d like to hear about it.
Filed under: CSS, Development Environment, Firebug, Firefox, JavaScript, Selenium, Testing, Web Applications, Web Developer Toolbar, Web Development, xHTML