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Matt J. Sorenson BJ Fogg's Behavior Grid - http://behaviorgrid.org/ August 25 from delicious - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson #php uses a backslash as namespace delimiter "cuz 'twas the only character still available"; I happen to think that is brilliantly pragmatic August 25 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson /wonders (from afar) how many headed for the coder's lounge to kill kittens (hack core) after @rasmus' keynote at #drupalconcph August 25 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson RT @10yearsago: @1yearfromnow So, what's Twitter's business model? August 25 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson just watched Rasmus' insightful #drupalcon #dckeynote about PHP, Drupal and performance... from North Dakota. thx @drupalradar August 25 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson following deaths in 1991, 1999, and 2010, OSHA imposes fines on SeaWorld; 6-ton orcas in captivity an occupational hazard?! NAAAAHHHOO C'MON August 23 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson too much going on; no single thing in my life is getting the attention it deserves right now. on top of it all, it's #drupalcon week. August 23 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson coldfusion arrays *do* have an iterator interface; but rather than .each(), it's .hasnext() and .next(). I smell an abstraction forthcoming! August 23 from Twitter - Comment - Like

Matt J. Sorenson so, looks like twitter does some microformat stuff, but no foaf/RDFa stuff. why not? not a social graph?? I ought to view source more often. August 20 from Twitter - Comment - Like

alternatively, if there are going to be a ton of anchors, then registering click handlers on all them can become an inconsiderate resource hawg — so you might instead choose to register just a single click handler on a wrapper element, and then only perform some logic if the event target is an anchor you are interested in adding behavior to.

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If anchors are continually being added to the page after “ready”, and you need to handle events on them… you can use:

var anchors = $('a');anchors.live('click',function(){ anchors.not(this).addClass('wow');});

so, you still have no excuse for not caching DOM selections in the case of event handling.

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