Hey all, I just posted a blog post on how to parse a css selector as part of a series I'm doing on building a selector engine. I would recommend you watch it only if you're a beginner or intermediate developer (advanced developers will likely not learn anything new). It can be found at http://nathansweet.me/selector-engine-css-parsing. Somewhat related, the code for the selector engine that I built for this blog series I'm doing can be found on my github account at https://github.com/nathanjsweet/Punch. If anybody is interested in offering me a review I would appreciate it, but I by no means expect it for the following reasons: 1. The code will never see the light of day, it was purely an academic exercise 2. It is incomplete and will remain so (it doesn't fully mimic the full range of possible selectors) 3. It doesn't take querySelector into account 4. It takes very few cross-browser bugs into account. For what is there though, I would be interested in somebody's opinion. Finally, I've updated a test suite for selectors for this project that can be found at http://nathansweet.me/queryselectorall-rundown. I will be continually updating that page. Thanks in advance. -Nate
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