Wonderful. I knew this web scripting thing would pay off — world dominance, here I come!

This looks very promising. It will be very interesting to see whether it supports Linux or not.

Great, and quite thorough, guide from initial sketching to marketing.

Seriously, I am not old enough to have had the opportunity to try many of these things.

Quite interesting, but not very surprising. When you click on an ad, you can be quite sure that its content will have a commercial aim, while you may not have the same certainty concerning regular search results.

That websites typed into the location bar are more likely to yield purchases should not come as a surprise as well; when you visit a website you know the address of, you know that its content will be commercial.

I just released version 0.1 of a script I originally made for GMTA back in the summer, but which I have not had the time to finish until now.

Yet another great piece — or, actually, question — by Ryan Tomayko. It is a bit strange, though; I have never once wondered of the origin of this.

It might be because I started learning HTML when I knew only a little English, but I always assumed there was some obvious meaning to this. Apparently not.

Just stop it. Really. No, not even Bob Ippolito‘s is all that great.

Quite interesting suggestions. Sounds good all in all.

Great summary by jQuery author John Resig.