XPath OvernightSource: ejohn.org
A fascinating thing has happened in the world of JavaScript DOM traversal: Over the course of a couple months in 2007 three of the major JavaScript libraries (Prototype, Dojo, and Mootools) all switched their CSS selector engines to using the browser's native XPath functionality, …
It's Time To BehaveSource: youknowwhereyouare.com
Over the past couple years we've heard a lot about separation. Two types, in particular, have been evangelized, data from structure and structure from style. One we don't hear about nor see it practiced very often is separation between structure and behavior.
JavaScript tutorial - W3C DOM introductionSource: howtocreate.co.uk
The DOM is the present and future of browsers, and no doubt it will become the only supported technique for both basic and advanced DHTML in the future.
The Pinball EffectSource: Digital Web
Fitts' Law says that the time it takes to acquire a target is, in part, a function of the size of the target. Make your links eminently clickable with Adam Khan's Pinball Effect—thanks to just a bit of CSS, the DOM, and JavaScript. Read more
core - RTESource: core.pathfinder.gr
A Rich Tect Editor based on Core library .
coreSource: core.pathfinder.gr
core is finally stable and published along with a couple of modules.
DOM Dynamic TabsSource: ajaxlessons.com
DOM Dynamic Tabs allows you to easily create tabbed content on the fly without creating any HTML.
Safari's new Web InspectorSource: mir.aculo.us
Safari's Webkit has a cool new feature called the DOM inspector. Especially powerful for web developers and designers alike.
StAX: DOM Ease with SAX EfficiencySource: devx.com
With so many XML technologies, deciding what to use and when to use it can sometimes be bewildering. Many chose to build on top of existing DOM or SAX implementations rather than StAX (the Streaming API for XML). However, with StAX JSR-173 in the pipeline, this may change.
Using Flash as an Animation UnderlayerSource: particletree.com
A great article illustrating a way to let JavaScript do what it does best—manipulate DOM and make calls to the server—and Flash do what it does best—dance.