If you are into JavaScript Engineering / Front End Development (and chances are very high that you “are” if you are reading this) you must have realized that every year things evolve exponentially faster than the former one. In the year 2012, so many awesome articles, tools and resources were …

Nowadays, being really busy has become something worth bragging about or something you can’t escape. You will probably even blame your commitments for stealing your time. But is it truly impossible for you to make time for your “dream project”? Are you busy or is it avoidance? Really. Look at …

Coming Soon to a Git Near You: o2.js is going through a major re-factoring. That’s why I haven’t committed to the github repository for a while. And I finally saw the light at the end of the tunnel : What’s New in o2.js v.0.24? Here are some highlights of what’s …

Up till now I have been using source.o2js.com as a repository for the source code of o2.js. Though I believe o2.js has matured enough to be collaborated with a larger community. So, from now on, I will be pushing the code of o2.js to github. Why git? Because git is …

By the time of this writing, o2.js is at version 0.16.201106101845. You can always get the most up-to-date version from the o2.js SVN Repository (user: o2js pass: o2js). Here’s what’s new in this version: o2.js Documentation Updates I’ve updated the documentation, going over each and every single file. In addition, …

Today, it’s been my first week at grou.ps . Grou.ps was kind enough to let me use o2.js in production code. This helped me enhance and stabilize the framework furher. I’ll try to summarize what has changed in the following week in o2.js core briefly: MIT License From now on, …

For those who haven’t heard: I’ve changed jobs. And it was a truly fast transitional week, leaving LiveGO and joining the grou.ps family. My work hours at grou.ps are a little “shifted” to compansate the 10-hour lag between the grou.ps HQ at Palo Alto, and the Istanbul Development Office. This …