good link

[geekbuntu]

one thing i've noticed about 'tips & tricks' and fan sites is they
usually will find something cool, report on it, and do in depth series
on something totally irrelevant that isn't as interesting...

the site in the link below - hit on some very interesting subjects,
but never developed the ideas in any depth or showed any useful ways
to implement the techniques (practical uses)

my thoughts on this article:

#2 is good advice

#3 would like to understand it better... it looks interesting to me
because one thing i've noticed is i've manipulating objects in another
language and passing them to jquery/js. to be able to handle them
exclusively - as much as possible - in jquery would be great.

#4 ..interesting - should've developed the idea further (examples/when
to use)

#5 looks like it could be 'awesome'... but how? when/where/and how to
use it? how to handle the storage/options - how to iterate/parse?

#6 ... cool - nice since this is one of the things i do in php/python
all the time (pass the var to jquery)

#7 def interesting - how/when/where & why? (FAB[feature advantage &
benefit?]?)

#8 - def needs a tutorial.... easing is not a clear cut plugin - esp
since it appears many things were intergrated and easing is from
2008/9 - is there something better?

#9 (see #8 - should we still care - i never heard of .proxy())

#10, 11, 12 - def need tuts for... ajax defaults (globals/constants
when to use setup, scoping?)

#14 & 15 <--- definately (DEFINATELY) would like to see some very
practical applications and uses for HTML5 local storage && local
storage and jquery...

=>> http://tutorialzine.com/2011/06/15-powerful-jquery-tips-and-tricks-for-developers/

these are just my thoughts, but i figure since Samuel is reading -
maybe he'll can shed some light on some of these - maybe we can make a
group project?

[Samuel Lee Deering]

Nice link man, just had a read of it. Most I already knew but the local storage (#15) was interesting, might look into the implications of using this. proxy is also a useful one.

[Greg Milby]

ah... so proxy is current?  

i'm thinking with so much json (ajax && sockets.io[which i do not know]), it's mostly client side data... local storage would be nice to know.