Amir Harel

'Blog' Category

• Jan

  31

  2010

  Testing Browsers Javascript Engine

  Problog
  This post cover the following topics:

  Song of the post
  Code for testing Javascript engine
  Results

  Song of the Post – James Blackshaw – Cross
  I decided to combine my two favorite things – javascript and music. So I’ll try to add a song which either i listened to during the writing of the post, or i just kept listening [...]

  posted in Blog by Amir Harel

• Jan

  25

  2010

  Using caller and callee for Stack Trace

  Problog
  This post cover the following topics:

  arguments object
  caller object
  callee object
  introduce a simple stack trace function for all browsers

  When i wad first introduced to the arguments object and its caller property i thought about all the cool things i can do with it (yes i’m a geek).
  What is arguments Object
  The arguments object is accessible within the body [...]

  posted in Blog by Amir Harel

• Jan

  17

  2010

  Setup A Development Environment in FireFox

  Problog
  This post cover the following topics:

  What is Firefox Profile Manager
  Setup a developer profile
  Tweak the browser for debug profile

  This post is either for new web developers or to advanced developers that keeps crashing their Firefox or have too much developing extensions that it affects their day-to-day browsing experience. I came across with Firefox profile manager when [...]

  posted in Blog by Amir Harel

• Sep

  20

  2009

  CSS Privacy – I know where you have been

  Problog
  This post cover the following topics:

  CSS hover pseudo-class
  Setting a visited link color
  Getting an elemtn’s color using CSS
  Knowing where users have been using CSS
  Web mind reader joke

  One of the greatest things about CSS is that it gives you almost full control about the way elements are being presented on the browser.  Sometime as you will see [...]

  posted in Blog by Amir Harel

• Aug

  26

  2009

  Developing Client-Side Persistence

  Problog
  This post cover the following topics:

  Why do we need client side persistence
  Using the cookie in javascript
  Writing javascript object to the cookie using JSON
  The Cookie Monster object to handle client side persistence
  Alternatives to the cookie

  As web technology evolves we started to notice more and more advanced web applications that are more similar in their characteristics to [...]

  posted in Blog by Amir Harel