This is something we’ve all had to deal with at one time or another. I thought that this article had an interesting take on the problem. The author also provides all the code to take care of breaking on spaces.
The interesting part was that he programmatically inserts “invisible” spaces into words that are [...]
(In my opinion of course)
This was the session about Google Web Toolkit (GWT). This was a session by the authors of a diagramming tool built on the web.
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Here is an interesting article about writing javascript code. From what I’ve seen of Matt Crawford’s code it seems like we are already doing what this guy is talking about, but I thought I would share the link
AJAX developers continue migrating to unobtrusive JavaScript
I’m finally getting around to posting some notes from my second day at the Google I/O conference.
Keynote
The keynote speaker was Marissa Mayer, who was more interesting for me because she talked a lot about how Google does statistical research for everything they release. They’ll release two or three versions of, say, the search results page, [...]
Thursday Keynote
I liked the intro, the first ten minutes, of the first keynote speaker. The keynote speaker on the first day of the conference looked at one part of the history of computing, the trade-offs between computing power and accessibility, and ease of deployment and functionality. With mainframes, we had a lot of raw computing [...]
The Conference has run about as they usually do. Out of a day, there was one very good presentation and the rest were so so. Seems to be about the norm.
The one great presentation was about GWT. It was a use case presentation. The presenters were the developers of the Lombardi Blueprint.
This is an on-line [...]
The big migration to the new First Republic design went live and they are very happy. One opinion from a staffperson (not on the client team):
Just want you to know that I was on it today and it looks soooo much better. Much easier to read. 
Google launched a new project under Google Code where they are hosting the 5 popular javascript libraries for anyone to include in their site. The thinking is that by having a bunch of websites link against a common location for their javascript libraries the user’s browser can cache it once and use the cached copy, [...]
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