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Should I use a polyfill or jQuery? There's no definitive answer, so you should look at what you actually need, and how your workflow works.
I dare to say there isn't a web developer who has never worked with jQuery. It's recently been 10 years since the first version of jQuery has been released, and through the time it has became some sort of de facto standard for web development - a standard, which is slowly fading away. In the last year or so, jQuery has gone from being a feature library to being a trade-off library, and I believe that...

Getting back to Joomla!

Now that Videobox RC has been released for MODX, I'm looking for the best way to make a new Joomla! Videobox extension. Unfortunately that's not an easy task. Obviously the first thing Videobox is supposed to do is to let people insert video content anywhere on the page - inside an article, in the product description, as a page header, ... and the second thing is to be easily...

Videobox 5.0 beta released

First beta version of Videobox 5.0 is ready for download at hitko.eu/videobox (MODX only, sorry Joomla! users). Here's the current status of Videobox, compared to last 4.0 version:
What about Videobox? As you can see on the Music page I've aready adapted it for this CMS so I obviously don't plan to abandon it.
I thought last year I moved may website for the last time. Apparently no. This time I've even moved it to an entirely different CMS. Reason? There's a whole list of reasons. First and the most important is definitely speed. I know my website was fast with an average response time about 200 ms. However, that was only because I've been using all kinds of cache. With 'System - Cache' plugin disabled,...
I'm not normal, but I can pretend pretty well
- Hitko