Posts related to javascript

Sep 25

Lazy loading for Javascript

In a previous post, I was discussing how to lazy load a Facebook widget, so that it loads only when really needed. I have put my thoughts further, and come up with a general way to lazy load any kind of JavaScript snippet. I always take for example the Facebook widgets, which are always very heavy a ...

Aug 13

Deferred lazy loading of Facebook widgets

If you use social widgets on your web pages, you must be aware of the extra kilobytes of data your visitors are going to load for this, and how it’s going to affect the loading time of your pages. It can be difficult to figure the weight of those widgets, but sometimes they’re worth cons ...

Aug 03

onChange and checkbox/radio in IE

I was writing a bit of Javascript this afternoon. Everything was fine until it came to test it on IE, and there the nightmare began (again, and again, and again…). Yes, IE (all versions) sucks at handling onChange events for checkboxes and radio buttons. Sometimes it works, sometimes not at al ...

Who am I

Hi folks! My name's Cyril Mazur, and I'm a french web architect currently living in France (surprisignly? I travel a lot). I love programming in all its forms, but I couldn't sleep with another language than PHP. I do websites, put them up on comfy linux servers, and market them. While graduating an MSc of eBusiness at Oxford Brookes University in 2010, I founded Forexagone.com with 2 mates. I'm not looking for a job, but you can still check out my résumé to learn more about me.

Currently

What I am doing:	Startuping at Forexagone
My latest degree:	MSc eBusiness at Oxford Brookes University
Location:	Ottawa, CANADA (see on a map)