Jan Hančič

I don’t really get the whole new year thing.

As I’ve mentioned in my previous post, I had a lecture about Sass at WebCampLjubljana in November.

I’ve been playing with extensions in Chrome lately.

JavaScript is getting more and more important in the development of web pages and web applications.

I will have a lecture next weekend at WebCampLjubljana.

Based on recent experience, Opera is a really crappy browser to develop for.

I have updated my showcase page, notice the first item in the list: Mojalbum.com.

I just had a need to change the title of the page with JavaScript, and since I use jQuery I imediatelly wrote this: $( 'title' ).html ( 'new title' ); and it didn’t work.

There’s a great deal of forum threads floating around internet where someone is asking “how to set a PHP variable from JavaScript/client”.

Some time ago I made a pretty search box for our latest project (not yet released) and I thought I’d make it into a jQuery plugin and share it with you.

CSS is a lovely thing, but it can get out of your hands very quickly (especially if you are programmer first and HTML code-monkey second).

Currently there are around 5% of internet users that have JavaScript disabled or their browser doesn’t support it.

The @ “operator” in PHP is used to silence any warnings or errors that would otherwise be shown (in the browser or the log).

We updated igre123.com today and one of the main new features is the recommended games you see on the right of the game you are playing: You may not see this if you go see for yourself.

Google’s gmail is great; I can’t imagine working with email without it.

This year’s Slovenian PHP conference just finished.

Every time I’m writing new HTML&CSS I check google analytics to see what browsers our users are using.

We are currently renewing Igre123 with a wider design to accommodate the new standard web resolution.

If you have a web page such as YouTube or Mojvideo, where the sole reason for a pages success is user generated content and the quantity (and quality off course) of it, it’s easy to forget about the users who don’t contribute to the content of the page.

Another common usability mistake most make, is the step after a user signs into a web page.

Sitemaps are XML files that help web crawlers (google, yahoo, …) get to know your web page better.

I like talking about usability, so today I’ll talk about another easy way to improve your web page.

Most developers just go “the usa what now?”

Contrary to popular belief, on various developer forums, I’m, in fact, not a two headed monster crushing hopes and dreams of new comers.

Time has proven that the best ideas are dead simple.

Using jQuery (or prototype or whatever) is a standard tool in my tool belt nowadays.

I had some problems with my new PHP framework.

This is a follow-up post to the previous one.

Displaying user entered content on a web page can be a pain in the ass.

Working with users and their problems on a daily basis and developing new features for them to use, I’m becoming more and more envious of their ignorance regarding computers.

I’ve written a simple PHP5 class for fetching information about YouTube’s videos (nothing fancy).

“Generate static HTML content pages”, should never, ever, ever be an answer to any question.

I started working in the software industry in the summer between my first and second high school year.

This is my fourth first blog post.