Nice PHP-based DOM parser for working with HTML

Travis updates the world on the changes being made to IE's DOM support.

Roger Johansson reviews one of my books.

Stuart offers a new means of running content when the DOM is available without resorting to document.write().

Jeremy's such a clever boy.

This page contains a TON of information about support for (X)HTML, CSS, DOM and ECMAScript within a large portion of the browser market. It must've been exhaustive research, but what a great resource.

The search continues for a better way to fire your scripts.

Jeremy has funded the transcription of our SXSW presentation for those of you who require a more accessible version or simply want to search through what we said.

Dan succeeds in extricating the tedium from building DOM nodes.

Dean never ceases to amaze me.

A great way to run scripts before all of your images have loaded

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