Kai.Jaeger.Blog

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  This is the personal weblog of Kai Jäger, a twentysomething Academic Developer Evangelist from Germany.
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• Ajax in der Praxis

  My book on Ajax. Available online and from your local bookstore - provided that you live in Germany.
  

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  • JavaScript for people who are in slightly less of a hurry - part one
  • JavaScript for people who are in a hurry
  • Some advice on how to give a presentation that doesn't suck – part three
  • Some advice on how to give a presentation that doesn't suck – part two
  • Some advice on how to give a presentation that doesn't suck – part one
  • The Monte Carlo method for cross-browser CSS
  • Introducing BISON - Binary Interchange Standard and Object Notation
  • The singleton design pattern in JavaScript
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Kai.Jaeger.Blog

About Kai Jäger

My name is Kai Jäger. I was born and raised and raised in Stuttgart, Germany but now live in Unterschleißheim near Munich. I work for a company called Microsoft (maybe you've heard of us) in the Developer Platform & Strategy Group which for some reason is abbreviated as DPE. My job title is that of an Academic Developer Evangelist. Evangelists spread the word about all the cool products the company makes and also aid people in adopting these products.