A Historical Archive (2006-2014)
Testing cross-browser web applications has been too difficult for too long: You're either manually reloading browsers or struggling with complicated automation software. In this session from YUIConf 2010 , YUI engineer Reid Burke ( @reid ) talks...
In this capstone talk from YUIConf 2010 , Yahoo! JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford reflects on the life of Walt Disney, who dreamed of creating a 'City of the Future' in Florida as part of the project that became Disney World. (This is not a...
On the web as in the real world, every language is a minority language. To reach a majority of users, your software will need to support multiple languages and be adapted to the needs and expectations of different cultures. In this session from...
In this session from YUIConf 2010 , Yahoo! engineer Tom Hughes-Croucher ( @sh1mmer ) explores different coding styles for event-driven, non-blocking server-side JavaScript and which styles are most successful. If the video embed below doesn't show...
I wanted to post a quick update on a few YUI related projects I've been working on with a friend of mine, Ozgur Cem Sen (@ozgurcemsen). Eric posted a few months ago about our efforts to bring YUI Theater to Boxee . We just finished reworking the UI...
Most web application frameworks have some type of templating engine that accepts two things: (1) data, (2) template, and returns HTML to be assembled into an HTTPResponse. The promise of Node.js and YUI 3 running server-side is that a new era of...
In this session from YUIConf 2010 , Yahoo! engineering intern Tilo Mitra ( @tilomitra ) introduces the YUI 3 data-lifecycle toolkit, including facilities for data sources, schemas, and the new-for-3.3.0 YUI DataTable widget. If the video embed below...
Yahoo! frontend engineer, BayJax organizer and YUI contributor Gonzalo Cordero ( @goonieiam ) discusses his recently-released YUI 3 Gallery TreeView implementation. This lighter incarnation of Treeview is built upon YUI 3's Parent-Child module and...
Anthony Pipkin ( @apipkin , Interactive Director at The Jones Group), a prolific YUI contributor, presents the first part of a two-part series on how to move from implementing simple functionality in YUI 3 to producing modular, reusable components...
ArenaNet engineer and YUI contributor Pat Cavit ( @tivac ) presents the second part of a two-part series on how to move from implementing simple functionality in YUI 3 to producing modular, reusable components that leverage YUI 3's component...