Practical Javascript, DOM Scripting, and Ajax Projects picks up where Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax left off. Frank Zammetti’s practical guide to real-world JavaScript and Ajax will have you developing actual client-side apps in no time. As more of a hacker than a theoretician, this kind of guide appeals to me. Usually when…
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eBusiness Applications Ltd. has launched EBA Grid v3.1. It’s a cross-browser Ajax data grid component capable of displaying and editing tabular data in a webpage. They also have a nice screencast demoing some of the functionality, including: Copy & Paste to Excel Selection API Keyboard navigation & selection Live scrolling
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After Flex framework adobe launches new AJAX framework, Spry The first release of the Spry framework is a preview of the data capabilities that enable designers to incorporate XML data into their HTML documents using HTML, CSS, and a minimal amount of JavaScript, without the need for refreshing the entire page. The Spry framework is…
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zephyr is an ajax based framework for php5 developers. you can easily develop business applications using this robust framework. this is extremely easy to learn and very simple to implement. you can deliver a full fledged ajax application with strong business layer in backend within some minutes. installation and deployment of packages that you develop…
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I’ve been meaning to write about this Ajax book (Ajax Patterns and Best Practices – by Christian Gross) for a while now. It’s gotten some really great reviews at Amazon.com, including this one by Jason A. Salas: I very much enjoyed reading this book and got a lot out of it. To date, I’ve read…
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Well, as you probably know, Ruby on Rails 1.1 has been released. One of the major new features of 1.1 is the RJS templating language. (hint: it’s really just Ruby!) RJS is a templating language that allows you to write JavaScript in a native Ruby style. Some Good RJS Links Cody Fauser’s Intro to Rails’…
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Version 1.1 of application development framework Rails went live earlier this week, with more than 500 fixes and additions, including simplified Ajax programming. (See Information Week for more.) “It makes Web application programming a lot more like desktop GUI [graphical user interface] programming,” said Jeremy Voorhis, lead architect at Planet Argon, a Portland, Ore., services…
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Ajax, as you all know is something that is used in most of the new and exciting application released on the web nowdays, Web 2.0 to be precise. Professional Ajax, lights up most the area needed for a web developer to get started with AJAX. The book does a good job academically of showing how…
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If you’re an ASP.Net / C# coder, Daniel Z. has rounded up a nice summary and spreadsheet comparing the various Ajax frmaeworks for ASP.Net, including: ComfortASP.NET V0.45 (beta) MagicAJAX.NET V0.2.2 ZumiPage V2.02 ATLAS CTP December 2005 …and more. Link: ASP.Net Ajax Framework Comparison
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Yet another wonderful creation from Google, Google’s new personalized homepage feature is an ajax based framework for all types of content and information. Supporting RSS and Atom feeds, bookmarks, weather top stories … you name it ! and ofcourse the sweet “drag and drop menu” feature. It’s about same as Microsoft’s live.com, but I had…
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