Over the past few days I've been working on getting our JavaScript test results into Hudson to give us a truly integrated testing setup. This is how I did it.

I've tidied up and packaged the source for this very blog on github. You'll find it at http://github.com/carlmw/express-blog.

It's a pretty standard newbie attempt to get to grips with a new stack but it's pretty stable and thanks to node and express incredibly fast.

RequireJS is a JavaScript loader and module manager. It’s great for loading scripts concurrently and without blocking the page from rendering.

Frontal now supports a simple plugin architecture. Using the .register method it’s possible to mix functionality directly into frontal.

I’ve just pushed a new feature and some minor tweaks to the frontal project on github.

While working on the forthcoming redesign of the Beam website, FF DIN was made available for licensing with @font-face in WOFF format. It was also released on Typekit.

On and off for the past few months i’ve been playing with an idea for a lightweight JavaScript framework. I hate to use the term ‘framework’ but i can’t think of a better way to describe it. Perhaps this is a terrible approach to JavaScript development but it’s been fun to experiment.