HTTP Push (AKA Comet) with Orbited and Rails
If you’ve messed around with HTTP push/Comet solutions you’ve probably discovered are a fair amount of free and commercial choices, most solutions a... more »
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Server Side Java Script - CRUD on Jaxer
SSJS Rocks! I'm a fan of Server Side JavaScript (SSJS) and databases (sure, that's an odd combination, but hey, this is a geek zone). In any case,... more »
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Why Aren't You Using jQuery: PART 3
In this third lesson, we are going to create a "flash-like" image gallery with the help of jQuery. We'll have a list of large images. When the user... more »
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Dojo 1.2 Released - The Sliced Bread Release With Over 1100 Issues Addressed
A lot has been going on in Dojo-land, and we're finally ready to push out the release. I have tentatively named this the 'Sliced Bread' release, as... more »
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What’s cooking in Apache Incubator ?
If you don’t know or never heard about Apache then you must be coming from .NET space or you must be new to Java, but that’s allright you can go to... more »
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jQuery - The Man, The Myth, The Legend
I admit it. I’ve been ignoring jQuery for quite a while. But I have a tendency to do that with most new things. I generally don’t work with beta... more »
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jQuery & CSS Example - Dropdown Menu
"Dropdown menus and menu bars have been heavily used since the early days of graphical user interfaces. Their use has become ubiquitous, and even... more »
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Why Must Internet Explorer Torture Me?
At this point I desided to run it through Internet Explorer just to verify that it worked. This is where I stayed for about 30 minutes. No matter what... more »
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Extreme JavaScript Performance
The WebKit team has been busy. Publicly announcing a brand new JavaScript engine release, amusingly named SquirrelFish Extreme (nicknamed SFX),... more »
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ui.timepickr.js: An experimental jQuery plugin
I have seen a bunch of JavaScript "time" pickers, but they seem to always stick to the same approach and honestly I think most of them sucks in term... more »
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Douglas Crockford on Web Standards and JavaScript
I became a bit of a JavaScript fanboy while writing Simply JavaScript last year, so it was especially thrilling to get to sit down with Douglas... more »
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OpenLayers 2.7 Final Released
The OpenLayers Development Team is proud to announce release of OpenLayers 2.7. As of this final release, the OpenLayers 2.7 release closes 201... more »
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10 Useful tutorials to learn Scriptaculous
This is a list of ten useful articles about Script.aculo.us which includes practical, basic and advanced tips to help you to implement quickly modern... more »
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Dojo 1.2 - So much sliced bread!
A lot has been going on in Dojo-land, and we're finally ready to push out the release. I have tentatively named this the 'Sliced Bread' release, as... more »
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JS Bin for Collaborative JavaScript Debugging
The weekend before last I blitzed through an idea I had on the shelf for about 6 months and put it live under the name JS Bin. What is it? JS Bin is... more »
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DWR, Hibernate and dojo.E - A Tutorial
This tutorial will walk you through the steps of creating a simple database-driven AJAX application using Direct Web Remoting (DWR) 2.0, Hibernate 3.0... more »
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Using jQuery to enhance ASP.NET AJAX progress indication
In the spirit of Microsoft’s official embrace of jQuery last week, I’d like to show you an example of how easily you can add jQuery functionality to... more »
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ColorPicker - jQuery plugin
A simple component to select color in the same way you select color in Adobe Photoshop
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Client-Side Javascript
Today I have decided to give you some insight into client-side programming instead of server-side. Frankly, I do the majority of my work on the server... more »
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MooTools Link Fading
We all know that we can set a different link color (among other properties) on the hover event, but why not show a little bit more dynamism by making... more »
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JLoader PHP Class
So here is one very simple php class. In past it has proven to be very useful in cases where you need to load multiple javascript files or on large... more »
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jQuery Progress Indicators
For a page I was working on this week I needed a static progress indicator to give a visual representation of the status of a list of projects.
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JQuery JavaScript Framework
Following up to my previous post on Client-Side Javascript, I will be discussing a popular JavaScript framework called JQuery. JQuery is quite small... more »
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jQuery, MooTools, the Ajax Experience, Programming to the Pattern, and What Really Makes One Framework Different From Another
First, I must first attest that hands down, jQuery was the most popular and well represented framework there. They ruled the roost. John Resig... more »
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Free Chapter: “Coding and Design Patterns” from Stoyan Stefanov’s Object-Oriented JavaScript
Stoyan Stefanov is a member of Yahoo’s Performance team; he’s worked on a variety of performance-related projects at Yahoo, including the popular... more »
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