Dynamic Tree Created from an XML Data File
Some new files uploaded to the TestSuite, including this one, which stiches together a few things I've been thinking of for a while.
1) it uses a little cgi I wrote to take a url, fetch the file and return it as a javscript string variable assignment - for use in a <script src..> context, or with a bookmarklet as a way to generate javascript strings for output or manipulation. Its a way to get external data to a script in a useable format. (feel free to use)
2) it uses a little javascript xml parser I found to parse this string
3) using the xml structure it builds a navigation "tree", so updating the leftnav is a matter of editing an xml file.

CMDs
Inspired.. I created a little perl script to output documentation for all the (documented) cmd.exe shell commands. The script is posted too: cmds.pl

Glish.com
This is to remind me to come back and look through some of this stuff (css/web experiments and stuff)

cmd
CMD and command.com - a run down of features, switches and tricks.

CMD Tools for 32-bit Windows
Some very handy ones - like a utility to place the contents of a given file onto the clipboard, and other goodies to run from the command line and batch files and the like.

JSRS Javascript Remote Scripting
Requesting and capturing a server response from within a page (without a refresh) with client-side js. This is very cool -- if it works cross platform/browser.

glish.com : css hacks
and Box Model Hack for more on practical css with the current crop of browsers.

Steal This Page
In-situ page editor, dhtml stylee. I knew someone somewhere must have attempted something like this, dissatisfied with the MS DHTML Editing Control and WYSIWYG editors in general. Finally I started writing one myself and in the process turned this up with a search for "dhtml bookmarklet text selection". This is very cool, and provides a great starting point for what I really want to see - a sensible, configurable wysiwyg editor/environment for basic page updates and changes.

A List Apart: SIZE MATTERS: Making CSS Keywords Work
interesting, I'll give this a whirl. He side-steps the whole NN4 thing by doing all the relative sizing in an @import-ed style sheet, but that may be the most reasonable strategy.