Quizr – AKA “The reason this blog has been sparse for the past couple of months” – is online now. It’s a site I developed to allowing making, taking, and sharing of quizzes … making the most of Ajax and the assorted Web 2.0 technologies. At the heart of it is user-generated content – anyone [...]
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Linux Journal
Editor's Choice Award (Development Book), 2006
The Art and Science of Javascript