Wednesday 11 January 2012 | CSS, Webdevelopment, Tutorials |
Almost two years ago, through a series of happy accidents and sheer luck, I ended up in Mountain View, CA to present at the Bay Area jQuery conference. I remember being in the conference center with the other speakers that morning, before registration opened. I'm not sure if he could tell I was feeling a little nervous and intimidated, but it was at that moment that Chris Coyier introduced himself to me.
| Continue readingTuesday 19 October 2010 | Webdevelopment, General |
As I write this, I'm sitting in a Boston coffee shop recovering from the fantastic jQuery conference that was held last weekend. Like at this year's event in San Francisco, I was a speaker and based on a couple of discussions I had with various members of the jQuery community, I decided to write about the process of becoming a speaker at one of their events which is an experience I highly recommend.
Tuesday 27 April 2010 | Webdevelopment, JavaScript, eBuddy, Experiments |
This weekend I was in Mountain View to speak at the jQuery Bay Area Conference 2010 which was incredible. It was really amazing to meet so many passionate JavaScript developers and an honor to be part of that group for 2 days. My presentation was about automated UI testing and focused on a framework I have developed at eBuddy to do UI testing on our new web messenger.
arguments into an array...again
arguments into an array
This is the personal blog of Menno van Slooten, a web developer living in the Netherlands. | Continue reading
2010.05.04 | I am seriously considering replacing this part of the site with a Twitter feed.
2010.04.27 | I have released my automated UI testing framework on GitHub: http://github.com/mennovanslooten/UITest
2009.01.28 | Thanks, anonymous reader, for pointing out that I had a PHP error in my atom feed.
2008.04.17 | Backbase released the 4.2 versions of their Ajax software. Read about it in the press release or their summary of what's new. You can download it through their development network. The homepage strangely enough still links to the old version.