Yahoo has released a new version of their YUI framework, and it looks very promising. To be honest, I still haven't looked into it enough. So my opinion still stays the same, I think it is too big and too much.
If I need something to pick up the pizza, I will write it myself. And I will not force my users to download something that they (or I) may need someday. But still, it is very cool scripting being done. And their support plan, with different grades and all is something that we all should be implementing.

For me, I will stay with plain domscripting and jquery (the latter if I am lazy), so I will understand what I am writing and hopefully will be able to debug it. Because, to my knowledge, murphy's law still works...

Enough said, go there and check it out for your self. If you work with it, please enlighten me and tell me what you think...

As I thought that it was about time, I updated my cv.
I still have some things to do, I want to make it more readable with some smart usage of javascript.
Beware though, it is in dutch, one more thing I wanna do, translate to english...

On ajaxian I found this great Article about the A in ajax.

Go and look up doing-it-asynchronously it explains the concept with examples and a very clear text. This is one I will keep around to refer people to as I am explaining (once again) why you should use ajax and what it is all about.