Frameworks for Ajax has become the gateway for developers who are not proficient in JavaScript to develop Ajax based applications. Frameworks enable developers to build Ajax applications by using little to no JavaScript at all. There are frameworks …
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Separating Logic and Presentation Layer in Ajax
A couple of days ago I was chatting with SitePoint’s Managing Editor Matt Magain over instant messenger. That’s a daily occurrence, but what made this chat a bit different than usual is that it was about 3am in Australia where Matt is located. What was he doing up so late? Clearing out his email inbox.
If that sounds like a familiar scenario …
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Almost 11 months after Delicious revealed screen shots of its redesign, the new site is finally live. Del.icio.us now redirects to delicious.com, as well, which the site says is to deal with the “zillion different confusions and misspellings of ‘del.icio.us’” they have seen over the years.
According to the Delicious blog, in addition to the major design overhaul, the site will also now be faster due to a shiny new back end, and they’ve improved search.
We’ve completely overhauled our search engine to make it faster and more powerful. Searches used to take ages to return results; now they’re very quick. The new search engine is also …
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The New Delicious is Finally Here
Just two days after Hasbro’s law suit and DMCA take down notice forced the super-popular Scrabble clone application Scrabulous off Facebook, the game’s creators Jayant and Rajat Agarwalla are back with a new application called Wordscraper. With the absence of Scrabulous, the official Scrabble application from Hasbro has enjoyed a …
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Scrabulous Reborn as Wordscraper (Sort Of)
Codes in an application could be regarded as the rules in dealing with data and processes. With codes, developers are able to guide the data and process them through different formulas. In any programming languages, codes will help determine the outcome of the application.
However, not all rules imposed by codes are universal. Sometimes, there is information that shouldn’t be accepted. Thi Submitted by admin Category: JavaScript
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Yahoo! Developer Network Technical Evangelist Mattt Thompson put up a long post today on the YDN blog laying out his vision for the future of the web and what Web 3.0 might look like. Says Thompson, Web 3.0 will be all about the ubiquity of desktop/offline access for rich Internet applications.
Thompson framed his case for Web 3.0 by defining Web 2.0 — or at least the technology that made it possible. According to Thompson, regardless of the specifics of the Web 2.0 definition that you subscribe to, most of what we think of as the current generation of the web was made possible by Ajax.
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Yahoo!: Web 3.0 is All About Desktop RIAs
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A couple of days ago, when Cuil launched to the public there were a lot of bloggers and media outlets talking about the new search engine excitedly as a Google killer. Given the grandiose way in which the company described itself — taking …
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