- A Preview of Web 3.0
I was explaining the methodology and challenges we were facing and solving in our MSN platform (which has evolved into the foundation for Atlas).
in Public bookmarks - Ajax
The Browser side becomes light weight,server becomes light weight,client side used technology becomes heavy weight.
in Public bookmarks - Ajax Back Button
Some online programs or website that are not Ajax based are quite efficient in returning to the site including all the things you have written there, although some doesn’t have that feature.
in Public bookmarks - Ajax dynamic content
This scripts loads content of external files into a HTML element on your page. This is simply done by calling the Javascript function.
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Ajax for Web 2.0
As Wikipedia says, it is a web development technique used for creating interactive web applications.
in Public bookmarks - Ajax on Java
Java developers can choose between many different ways of incorporating Ajax, from building JavaScript into your applications "by hand" to using the new Google Web Toolkit (GWT).
in Public bookmarks - Ajax, CSS, DOM and JS-related resources
Mozilla Developer Center: probably the most extensive work about all of the above topics with specialised sections about Ajax, CSS, DOM, HTML, JavaScript and much, much more
in Public bookmarks - ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP Preview.
ASP.NET AJAX Improvements: New ASP.NET AJAX features in the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions release include better browser history support (back/forward button integration, and server-side history management support),
in Public bookmarks - ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP Preview.
ASP.NET MVC: This model view controller (MVC) framework for ASP.NET provides a structured model that enables a clear separation of concerns within web applications, and makes it easier to unit test your code and support a TDD workflow.
in Public bookmarks - CSS, PHP, flash and AJAX charts
It's like when we were little kids and asked our dad who's stronger...the lion or the tiger.
in Public bookmarks - Examining ASP.NET AJAX JavaScript source code
Both will evaluate if an object is equal, but the “===” takes it another step further and validates that the objects being compared share the same identity.
in Public bookmarks - Growing a Javascript Tree
This handy little script can help you get a better idea of what the Javascript on your page is really like.
in Public bookmarks - How to make Displaytag ajax enabled using DWR
Displaytag is an open source suite of custom tags with which you can easily display a collection of Objects as a table including direct support for paging and sorting.
in Public bookmarks - Introducing ASP.NET AJAX and Web Services
While this process works well, messages exchanged between the AJAX client and server can become very large, depending upon the amount of HTML and ViewState information being passed between them.
in Public bookmarks - JavaScript Closures for Dummies
If everything seems completely unclear then the best thing to do is to play with t e examples.
in Public bookmarks - Koonji - The Complete How-to Guide For The Web
A way to share your knowledge in various topics in a step-by-step format providing the user with the best experience possible.
in Public bookmarks - Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition
This new version lets any size organization create more secure, more manageable, and more reliable applications that take advantage of Windows Vista, 2007 Office System and the Web.
in Public bookmarks - Plugoo - Instant Messaging for Your Website
Plugoo is a service that provides an instant messenger directly on your website without having to give out your MSN/Yahoo/AIM address to a complete stranger.
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 - 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.
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