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Array.prototype.diff()

Sometimes in the day to day you find some problem that is just fun to try to solve without a Google [https://lmgtfy.com] (Stack Overflow [http://lmgtfy.com/?q=stackoverflow.com&l=1]) search. Recently the problem I needed to solve was this: I have a list of 'feed'

Having Fun at Work

This might seem completely obvious, but it's important to have fun with your work. Here's a good example. My boss mentioned that he wanted links on the project I'm working out to stand out. So, I gave him what he wanted: When I showed this to him he said that

My Friend Alfred

... and the Monokai Glass Theme. Alfred LogoIf you're a Mac user and you're not using Alfred [http://alfredapp.com] then you're not nearly as efficient as you could be. The advantage of using a GUI based OS is that you don't have to type all of your commands into a

(My) JavaScript Style

There isn't exactly a style standard for JavaScript. Douglas Crockford [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_crockford] has a good list of conventions [http://javascript.crockford.com/code.html]. The Google JavaScript Style Guide [https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javascriptguide.xml] is an excellent resource and there's even a

(How I) Use Multiple Cached Selectors with jQuery

I am embarrassed to admit how often it really happens, but I frequently forget how to use multiple cached selectors with jQuery and usually just fire a quick Google search and then kick myself when I see a Stack Overflow post like this one [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8526226/jquery-how-to-use-multiple-cached-elements]