Browsing JavaScript
Shortwave for the paranoid
Uses a self-hosted JavaScript file as opposed to a plain text file to avoid passing through shortwaveapp.com. I would have called it “Tinfoil Hat.” 
Read Catch a Shortwave
280 Slides
When I skimmed over @chockenberry joking about Objective-J on Twitter (yeah, remember Twitter?), I thought he was referring to the original iPhone SDK (or web apps with JavaScript in Safari). Turns out the guys at 280 North wrote an Objective-C interpreter in JavaScript. Basolutely sinane.
DevKick
Really digging the typography and color of this new web design and development aggregation site by the man originally responsible for Stylegala.
Processing.js
John Resig has ported the Processing visualization language to 5k lines of JavaScript. Exclamation point. Seriously.
Qualified Selectors in jQuery
John Resig with a simple two-line plugin for jQuery that maps the proposed qualified selector syntax to the similar and already implemented (in jQuery) :has selector.
FancyZoom 1.0
Panic co-founder Cabel Sasser finally releases his super-smooth, Mac-esque in-line-thumbnail-to-full-size-image JavaScript-zoomer. (That was a-lot-of-dashes.)
Read Styling File Inputs with CSS and the DOM
id vs. name and IE
From the Archive (you might want to toggle high contrast before visiting). Recently ran into this problem again on my About page—in IE7 even. <meta name="author" value="Shaun Inman"> was eclipsing <h1 id="author"> when using getElementById('author'). The solution? Change the id on the h1. Two hips and a hooray for the glacial pace of progress.