• 3D Canvas in Opera
  Tim Johansson is talking about Opera's support for a 3d Canvas which differs from Mozilla's in that it doesn't map directly to OpenGL, which they did because: * It makes it easier to implement on non-OpenGL platforms (such as D3D) * We wanted
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• A Safe Communication Mechanism
  Julien Lecomte has written about CrossSafe, a "safe communication mechanism across documents and across domains".
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• Calendar widget for Prototype
  Scal is a a simple Javascript calendar based on Prototype which features:
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• ColdFusion 8 Grid Magic
  Scott Bennett put up two nice postings which demonstrate how to extend ColdFusion 8's built-in Grid control.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• Cross Domain XHR W3C proposal
  The W3C has a new proposal titled Enabling Read Access for Web Resources which defines access control primitives to be used for cross domain XHR.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• GWT charts without JSNI, plugins, or server round-trips
  John C. Gunther is building a technical computing application that generates all of the data that it charts via client-side computations. He didn't want to create the charts on the server side, and decided to use GWT to do the work for him.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• How To Build A Read/Write JavaScript API
  Rakesh Pai has written up a piece on GData JavaScript client library (video), CrossSafe, and SubSpace. He discusses the high level, and then delves into the requirements and process for getting cross domain code working:
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• How To Create A Link Blog
  For those that haven’t noticed, I have added my own personal LinkRoll or LinkBlog to the left hand sidebar of this site. This link blog can be subscribed to independently of the blog and will contain links that I find interesting that I come across within my feed reader.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• JavaScript 2 evolution and the myth busting Tracing JIT
  I love watching Brendan Eich speak. You know that before long you will be deep into a topic, and if you slip up for a minute you will be hopelessly behind. You have to listen closely.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• Mocha UI - MooTools Canvas UI class
  In an ongoing exercise to become more familiar with MooTools and Canvas, Greg Houston has created an extension to MooTools called Mocha UI which provides a new UI class made with canvas tag graphics.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• Running CPU Intensive JavaScript Computations
  Julien Lecomte has written up the pattern where you use setTimeout() to keep yielding control back to the main thread so that it can handle browser events.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• 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 with ajax tutorials
• Thomas Fuchs uses Script.aculo.us 2.0 on his own site
  Thomas Fuchs is back in the consulting game and his new site gives us another glimpse of Script.aculo.us 2.0 abilities.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• TIBCO GI Performance Profiler
  TIBCO has released a new open source Ajax Performance Profiler that aims to answer the questions:
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials
• Transitioning from Java Classes to JavaScript Prototypes
  To class or not to class, that has been a question than many developers have faced as they came from class based OO worlds into the Prototype Oriented world of JavaScript.
  in Public bookmarks with ajax tutorials

tutorials from all users