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About a month ago Piotr (@zalun) gave a lightning talk at London Ajax User Group. Video just got uploaded.
See the presentation on Skills Matter website and download the slides in PDF or Keynote format. You may also want to take a look at the survey.
Basically, delay the XHR Request’s Spinner by 0.4s and your site will “be” faster.
New API just landed on the live server. It allows to send a post request containing data to display new fiddle. Feel free to write a plugin or simply use it in your project documentation.
You really should read the documentation first.
We’ve added an ability to switch dependencies on (the plugins and libs placed under the framework fields). http://doc.jsfiddle.net/use/github.html
Simply hit ctrl+shift+↑ (yes, we know it’s not the best shortcut - we will come out with something more suitable soon).
Dialog window looks much better now
Share Result added
HTML 5 becomes the default DocType
Do not write default CSS code preceeding specific fiddle’s one
Layout breaks when pressing RESET
Information about the default DTD and Share Result added
@zalun is giving a lightning talk on the next London Ajax User Group titled “Perceiving Ajax Performance”. Please help and load the http://survey.jsfiddle.net/ . No private info is collected, raw data will be published for free together with the results.
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All future resolutions and other awesome downloads on DOC site
Keyboard shortcuts are great interface for power users. I almost haven’t used the mouse since we implemented them.
We’ve created a few shortcuts which fit the most common case, if you have an idea of other usage for them, please comment below.
Control + Enter
Control + Shift + Enter
If logged in opens Draft page in new browser tab, otherwise - login page
Control + ↑ / Control + ↓
Say hello to the newest Slickest MooTools!
We’re giving it to you together with More’s release candidate and the (awesome) PowerTools by Christoph Pojer
