- Ruby on Rails, Ajax & CSS Star Rating System
I’m sure everyone by now has seen those oh-so-Web 2.0 star rating features on hundreds of websites. Well I needed to implement one for a site I’m working on and I couldn’t find a complete example anywhere (not in RoR). So here it is.
in Public bookmarks - Sajax
Sajax is an open source tool to make programming websites using the Ajax framework G?‡?¶ also known as XMLHTTPRequest or remote scripting G?‡?¶ as easy as possible.
in Public bookmarks by 3 users - SAJAX
Sajax is an open source tool to make programming websites using the Ajax framework — also known as XMLHTTPRequest or remote scripting — as easy as possible.
in Public bookmarks - Scope in Javascript
Scope is one of the foundational aspects of the JavaScript language, and probably the one I’ve struggled with the most when building complex programs.
in Public bookmarks - Self Printing JavaScript Literals
Are you ever sick of seeing Object get printed out when you try to output a variable to your console.
in Public bookmarks - Self Printing JavaScript Literals
Are you ever sick of seeing Object get printed out when you try to output a variable to your console.
in Public bookmarks - Server Side JavaScript Layout Engine
Marcello Bastéa-Forte has developed OnionML, a layout template language that uses server side JavaScript with Rhino and E4X on the back end.
in Public bookmarks - Simple AJAX chat in PHP
Over at the .NET Butchering (and JAVA messes) blog they have posted a very good tutorial on creating a Chat application in PHP using Ajax. In Web 2.0 social applications chat is very often a desired feature.
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Slideshare Gallery Viewer, no API needed
For developers, having an API available to access information from your favorite site is a good thing. It's not always necessary, though, as shown by Christian Heilmann in his latest post.
in Public bookmarks - Social JavaScript APIs
This is a site about technology for developers, so I won't get into any politics on OpenSocial and Facebook. There is already more coverage on that than you could want to read.
in Public bookmarks - Some Innovative Ways That Companies Have Used Ajax.
Apple: Apple uses ajax to retrieve information from their product database for their search function on their site.
in Public bookmarks - Speeding Up AJAX with JSON
Today, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and other browsers all support what is now known as XMLHttpRequest, making possible sites such as colr.org, backpackit.com, and maps.google.com. These and other sites feature applications that act and feel like other desktop applications—even though they’re running in a browser.
in Public bookmarks - Speeding Up AJAX with JSON
When Microsoft added the ActiveX XMLHTTP object to Internet Explorer’s implementation of JavaScript, the company planted the seed for the revolution in Web applications known as Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, or AJAX.
in Public bookmarks - Squeeze that text around any line
Sick of those straight lines that your text follows? Rounded corners can only do so much? Now, a new tool is here to help you out: CSS Text Wrap.
in Public bookmarks - Stripe Generator
This is a stripe generator that make stripes for tiled backgrounds on the fly. If anyone knows how hard and time consuming it is to make tiled stripes, this website will knock your socks off.
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Tempinbox.com
Tempinbox.com is a free, receive only e-mail service. By using a temporary e-mail address, you can sign up for various websites without worry that your real e-mail address will be added to an advertising or spam marketing list.
in Public bookmarks - The Closures Controversy in Java
I just finished viewing Joshua Bloch's talk at JavaPolis 2007 entitled "The Closures Controversy", where he critiques one of the leading proposals for adding closures to the Java language (BGGA, named as an acronym after its authors).
in Public bookmarks - The JavaScript
Now into AJAX! It's time to write all the magic code that makes AJAX so neat. We'll start with my favorite piece of AJAX code.
in Public bookmarks - The problem with innerHTML
Some like to DOM their way around. Others prefer the simplicity of innerHTML. Julien Lecomte, of Yahoo!, wrote up his thoughts on the problems with innerHTML
in Public bookmarks - Top 10 Best Practices for Production ASP.NET Applications
In no particular order, here are the top ten things I've learned to pay attention to when dealing with production ASP.NET applications. Hopefully they will help you save you some time and headaches.
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