Guido Tapia
June 3, 2010
Annotated, Google Closure Javascript Compiler - Visual Studio Snippets
I have spoken in the past about my great respect for the closure project. This project brings some semblance of order to the chaotic and dangerous world of large application javascript development. However it also has some problems, the biggest of th ...
May 11, 2010
Split Testing (A/B Testing) in ASP.Net Mvc
Working on our website heat maps product, Mouse Eye Tracking, has allowed us to really get into some of the more lean and super agile approaches to developing software. Something that we have loved doing recently is Split Testing (or A/B Testing). It ...
May 4, 2010
Visitor Heat Maps in WordPress - New Plugin
Hi All, I'm pleased to announce that we have just released a new WordPress plugin that will allow you to effortlessly add the PicNet Mouse Eye Tracking service to your WordPress website / blog. Now you can see exactly what your visitors are doing on ...
April 19, 2010
Lean css in javascript
This weekend I was looking at the lesscss.org project and found it very interesting. There is also a .net implementation. The basic features of these projects is to make css less verbose, they do this by offering features like mixins, variables and n ...
April 14, 2010
Javascript Tips, Tricks and Hacks
JavaScript is by far the most expressive language I use today, that expresiveness is a result of the amount of flexibility that the language gives the developer. This is also the same reason why it is so hard to develop in JS, however I will not be f ...
March 15, 2010
Google Explorercanvas (excanvas) for IE. Silverlight vs VML
Many people do not realise that excanvas has a silverlight implementation. This implementation is apparently less stable (I have had very few issues with it) but much much faster. The only real draw back as I see it is that it requires clients to hav ...