With increasing service reuse came the need for portable data formats, XML was one of the first widely used, but lately JSON is in bloom.
I needed to convert XML into JSON format for easier consumption on the client, so here’s an article describing the way to do it using XSLT with code and examples.
Fun bookmarklet to randomly rotate elements on the page, based on Eric Meyer’s idea.
Sometimes, the way the syntax is changing can lead to huge improvements in coding and readability. One great example is JavaScript’s forEach.
An article about implementing and redesigning the Conway’s Game Of Life in JavaScript.
In today’s interconnected world, it’s important that online applications support different cultures. A bit on this theme, .NET support for this, and some analysis on various interesting formats.
Seems that LINQ to XML does not get near as much attention as LINQ to SQL, but that’s a shame since there is a lot going on here too. Here are some examples performed on RSS.
This little utility makes life a bit easier shortening the way to perform common tasks. Among other features, it provides a way to associate keyboard shortcuts with a scripted actions.
You can have a look at explained scripts and download the scripts I use every day.
