Four things
26 January 2006
You can always tell how popular you are by how long it takes for a meme to get to you. After following quite a few links back up the chain on this one I ended up at a dead end over a month ago ... my ego is now at an all time low. Thanks Lucas and John :P
So, here's my Four Things ... continued
Resolution dependent layout update
19 January 2006
» Change CSS layout according to browser width « ... continued
It's cool to be old school
5 January 2006
When you're working in a technology field it always seems like the motto is "newer is better". ... continued
Popular Entries
Articles Elsewhere
Go Forth and API
An article written for Vitamin promoting the use of Web APIs with JavaScript/AJAX, including some server-side proxying techniques and code snippets.
AJAX: Usable Interactivity with Remote Scripting
A tutorial on how to use the technology behind AJAX, and a discussion of how AJAX interactions affect the usability of web sites.
You want to be a dinosaur?
An article promoting Web Standards to the primarily Flash-oriented audience of the Favourite Website Awards.
The Web Standards Awards
Monthly postings on the cream of Web Standards design on the Internet.
Press
35 Designers x 5 Qs
Smashing Magazine asked the same 5 questions to 35 designers. I was one of them.
By the Book
John Lampard interviewed me about The JavaScript Anthology for OnVoiceOver – a series on Australian creatives.
mcville: Cameron Adams Interview
A light-hearted interview with Marko Mihelcic, organiser of mcville.
Ten questions for Cameron Adams
Ten questions about Web Standards, design, and the Internet from the Web Standards Group.
Follow me on Twitter
To hear smaller but more regular stuff from me, follow @themaninblue.
Links
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Visions of Science Photographic Awards
Some cool micro-photography and visualisation from these scientific photo awards.
05 March 2006, 16:37
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Minimiam
These two photographers create the most whimsical photos using food and miniature characters. To navitgate the incorrigible Flash interface, click on any of the options under "Galerie".
17 February 2006, 16:31
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Ron Fedkiw - Computer graphics research
Ron has fun at Stanford making physcially realistic computer simulations of movement. There's some great videos here, including melting ice blocks, sloshing tanks of water, and tearing plastic.
10 February 2006, 04:29
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Beauty and the Book
An amazing sculpture in Israel made out of books.
29 January 2006, 03:44
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Nikolai's Amazon reviews
Fact or fiction, you decide. But these are two of the funniest Amazon reviews you'll ever read.
29 January 2006, 03:19
My Book: Simply JavaScript
Simply JavaScript is an enjoyable and easy-to-follow guide for beginners as they begin their journey into JavaScript. Separated into 9 logical chapters, it will take you all the way from the basics of the JavaScript language through to DOM manipulation and Ajax.
Step-by-step examples, rich illustrations and humourous commentary will teach you the right way to code JavaScript in both an unobtrusive and an accessible manner.
