- Ajax : Flash Killer?
His session, provocatively called “Ajax : Flash Killer?” was a massive hit at Flash on the Beach last year. Jeremy is part of Brighton web guru company ClearLeft who organise the dConstruct conference here in Brighton in November.
in Public bookmarks - An Introduction to using AJAX with Rails
The Rails framework comes bundled with the Prototype and Scriptaculous Javascript libraries. In this entry I'll introduce how to use those libraries in a Rails application.
in Public bookmarks - An Introduction to using AJAX with Rails:Take 2 .
In my first take on introducing AJAX with Rails, when a new comment is posted to an entry, the entire set of existing comments is replaced with a new set containing the new comment. Although the request is asynchronous, it's still inefficient, especially if the list of comments grows large.
in Public bookmarks - Central JavaScript Library URLs
Jon Davis has created CacheFile, a place to store versions of common libraries such as Dojo, jQuery, Ext, Prototype and more. Dojo has a nice CDN already thanks to AOL, and YUI thanks to Yahoo! The other libraries don't have the same, so this could be the solution:
in Public bookmarks - ECMAScript 4 Language Overview Final Draft
The final draft for the language overview of ECMAScript 4 has been released. This is not the spec itself, but the starter overview document.
in Public bookmarks - Free Asp.net Ajax File Uploading
Introduction File uploading thru HTTP is always big problem for websites. There are some restrictions from client and server sides. But with growing internet channels bandwidth one of major problem is file size.
in Public bookmarks - How Hard is AJAX Coding ...
I spent some time playing with Bob Buffone's newest work on Ajax over the last few days. Bob built an xModify processor that runs on either jQuery, Dojo or Mootools.
in Public bookmarks - JavaScript - Cross Browser Modal Dialog Box
The following JavaScript code snippet demonstrates how to create a wide variety of modal dialog boxes which force the user to answer the question prior to continuing on. To see this in action, JavaScript Modal Dialog Demo.
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - JavaScript 2: News and Opinion
Brendan has been talking about ES4 for a long time now, and we have been a little surprised at how little people had been paying attention to it. But, of course, it is like an election.
in Public bookmarks - JSON News: JSON Schema and JSON Referencing
Kris Zyp has been plugging away on a couple of interesting JSON topics: JSON Referencing Schemes There has been a lot of discussion about handling referencing schemes, so Kris has gotten the various ideas and summarized them.
in Public bookmarks - Making JavaScript Safe With No Script
Douglas Crockford really wants to make JavaScript safe and you can tell that he is frustrated in his new post on No Script:
in Public bookmarks - On Demand JavaScript Libraries
Dov B. Katz has released JSLoader, his open source on-demand JavaScript library. He explained to us:
in Public bookmarks - RSS and AJAX
The RSS specification tells us the expected structure of the XML file. For example, the title, author, and description tags are required, and so all RSS XML files will have at least these three tags.
in Public bookmarks - Virtualization With AJAX and Java
Zenoss Enterprise eliminates the compromise IT organizations have faced when selecting management software," said Bill Karpovich, CEO of Zenoss, Inc. "Through a simple, affordable package, we deliver a powerful solution to monitor your entire IT environment that is backed by a world class support team.”
in Public bookmarks - VS 2008 Compatibility with Older VS 2005 Add-in Packages
I've helped a few people over the last week who have run into issues with VS 2008 where it would immediately crash when the IDE was launched, or upon creating new projects (usually failing with a "Visual Studio has encountered an unexpected error" dialog).
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