Not sure how I feel about paying $20 for the Atlas beta. Looks sweet, but sort of opposed to paying for something I'm not sure I'll use.
A nice comparison of four different Mobile (iPhone) "web-standards" based frameworks—http://bit.ly/4Z74f
Excited about @andrewdupont's Element#measure method, coming to the next version of Prototype: http://bit.ly/4dNAkR (via @sstephenson)
For the record: @spicyjs is not affiliated with @spiceworks (where I work). It's is just where I post JS news & info. (via @shadr)
If you were tasked with building a data driven mobile app today, would you use HTML5? Native Apps per platform? Phone Gap? Other?
Check out http://www.spaaze.com/ a new WYSIWYG organization tool using Dojo and Python. Very nice. (via @dalmaer)
RT @dalmaer: "Prototype based inheritance is the way to go if you care about memory usage and performance." http://bit.ly/2Jb4JI
New programming language from Google. Looks like C, Javascript & Python all mixed up—http://golang.org/
Becoming Smart: A developer's introduction to the Joyent Javascript "Smart" Platform—http://bit.ly/3qhev4
Seems like http://nodejs.org was a big hit at #jsconf this past weekend. Serverside, Evented I/O built on V8 Javascript.
RT @thomasfuchs: @janl the first rule of webkit is: you don't talk about webkit.
Video: Douglas Crockford, "The State & Future of JavaScript": http://bit.ly/2AwbVq #yuiconf2009 #yuitheater (via @yuilibrary)