innerHTML: the ultimate alternative solution

Using innerHTML for DOM manipulation does not come without problems. This article proposes a completely new solution that is simple, has the advantages of innerHTML, but uses safe W3C DOM methods. All in 50 lines of JavaScript too!

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JavaScript in-place document updates

JavaScript syndication and widgets often use nasty innerHTML or document.write methods to create HTML at the location where the script is loaded. This article discusses a far better method that has been proposed at SitePoint.

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Web development courses: CSS, JavaScript and AJAX

We are running several courses for web developers who are interested in learning more about web standards, CSS layouts, accessibility, microformats, JavaScript, DOM scripting, AJAX and more.

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Another answer to the Web2.0 question

If you have been wondering just what Web2.0 is, then spend two minutes watching this video. I’ve got a few things to say on the matter too!

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JavaScript separation and the window.onload problem

The problem with window.onload is that JavaScript enhancements can only be applied after the page content has downloaded. But what if users start playing with your page before the download is complete?

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