This year has been fantastic! We wish all our clients, friends, and family a Happy Holiday and a Fantastic New Year!

TedX Boulder is returning tomorrow night with a brand new theme: Time and Change. This year, a few of us at Quick Left were lucky enough to get to hack on a cutting edge data visualization and progressive website showcasing the event.

How do JavaScript processes work? This post summarizes the main concepts of JavaScript's event loop and event processing techniques.

Through fire and flames, I've learned quite a few JavaScript techniques that have assisted in improving productivity, code quality, and code maintainability. Although simple in nature, I'd like to share the five techniques that I've found most beneficial to use when writing JavaScript.

Need help getting your PhoneGap templates working in Xcode 4? Check this out.

More tasty Quick Left-overs for everyone to enjoy!

Take a look at jQuery 1.5's deferred / promise system and give it a try!

What's new in jQuery 1.5, and what does it mean? ( Oh yes, double complete rainbows all the way! )

Rush

Replacement for the unix shell (bash, zsh, etc) which uses pure Ruby syntax.

Plupload

Upload handler with extensive jQuery widget.

Dom Monster

Cross-platform, cross-browser bookmarklet JavaScript performance tool.

jsPerf

Easy way to create and share JavaScript test cases.

DIY @font-face

Deep thoughts on using @font-face and generating your own.

Git Immersion

Guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git.

CSS3 Pie

Teach Internet Explorer 6-8 several new CSS3 decoration features.

New Twitter Has Become Browser Poison

Does New Twitter kill browsers?

Quick Left-overs is a weekly series of things that end up in our "FancyBookLearning" Campfire room that we thought were interesting.

Live in-browser CSS editing HTML5 hack using contenteditable.