- Ext 2 UI on top of the Google Chart API
I had an 11 hour flight from London to SFO. What was I going to do? I had a couple of books with me.
in Public bookmarks - It’s Just Not Validation!
Colin Morris, author of Y-Validator, has written a piece on JavaScript: It’s Just Not Validation! which discusses JavaScript validation, and “input assistance”:
in Public bookmarks - Java Shared Transacted Memory for GWT
After my Google Gears talk at JavaPolis, I spoke to the nice fellow, Cyprien Noel, behind JSTM, Java Shared Transactional Memory for GWT.
in Public bookmarks - JavaScript Basics
I have to say that at one point, I truly thought that JavaScript was using some type of "black magic".
in Public bookmarks - JavaScript Functional Pattern Matching
Adrien Friggeri has been playing with pattern matching in JavaScript a la functional programming.
in Public bookmarks - JavaScript Onload
JavaScript is a very interesting programming language to use simply because it is a language that is so easy to use in conjunction with HTML and other web languages.
in Public bookmarks by 3 users - KoolIM.com
Access your instant messenger directly from the browser, have access to AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo!, IRC, Jabber and many others.
in Public bookmarks - Making the Most of Java 5.0: Enum Example
"Hello World!" examples are great for general introductions to a concept, but often tend to lack much depth.
in Public bookmarks - MessengerFX
Web-based version of MSN Messenger. The advantage is that you can continue to use MSN Messenger at work or college (where IM messengers might be blocked),
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Now Open Source
Isomorphic has made a leap of faith to a new opensource business model today. They have freed up their SmartClient Ajax platform by releasing it under the LGPL license.
in Public bookmarks - Pack your JavaScript with ease
Brian Moschel just told us about Include: It determines which files to compress at runtime and automatically compresses them into one script using Dean Edwards' Packer.
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 - 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 - 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 - Top 20 Ruby CMS
This article contains a breakdown of all known (to me) Ruby on Rails content management systems to date.
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - Using Interfaces
Anyone who has ever programmed in Java is intimately familiar with using the interface, Java's purely abstract class and cleaner answer to C++'s concept of multiple inheritance. It's an old idea by now, and yet new ideas can somehow breathe life into old ones.
in Public bookmarks - Zenosss Updated with Ajax and Java
Zenosss, one of the leading software development companies specializing in Open Source Applications, Network Management and servers, has updated their Zenosss Enterprise with key additions of Ajax and Java based properties.
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