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Tuesday, May 20th, 2008
One of the beauties of an Ajax based application is the ability of the webpage to dynamically change its content without refreshing the whole content. The data and the location wherein the information is displayed are asynchronously feed to the browser.
The challenge however, is in the development of the Ajax based website. As you may already know Ajax is not just a simple web technique. Even th Submitted by admin Category: AJAX Tips
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Separating Layout and Logic in Ajax based Application
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Monday, May 19th, 2008
Building an Ajax based application requires building the application through JavaScript. You might end up using a framework if you are not familiar with JavaScript but the end product is still on JavaScript. Ajax would be almost nothing without JavaScript.
Part of JavaScript is the extensive type that could validate the website. In a regular Ajax based or just a purely JavaScript enabled website Submitted by admin Category: JavaScript
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JavaScript Type Attribute
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Sunday, May 18th, 2008
Document Object Model is one of the most important components of an Ajax based application or website. Regular websites use HTML so that they could effectively render to the browser the information they want to impart. It is very simple and does not require a lot of footprint as long as the information is simple without any intensive graphics. This setting, of course changes whenever the website w Submitted by admin Category: AJAX Tools
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DOMAssistant for Easier DOM Coding
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Saturday, May 17th, 2008
Introduction to Django
Welcome! In this book, you will learn about Django, an Open Source web framework that enables you to build clean and feature-rich web applications with minimal time and effort. Django is written in Python, a general purpose language that is well suited for developing web applications. Django loosely follows a model-viewcontroller design pattern, which greatly helps in build Submitted by admin Category: Frameworks
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Introduction to Django
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Saturday, May 17th, 2008
In most ajax based applications, XML has a very big role to fulfill. As one of the most recognized markup languages, …
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XMLWriter - An Effective XML Tool
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Friday, May 16th, 2008
ZeroKode Let’s ZK Drag and Drop their Functions
Along with the popular frameworks, IDE has become the standard for developers who are in a rush for new web applications. IDE has now made possible the simplicity of development while keeping in mind the same application behavior. Most IDE’s today are stand alone applications that are framework agnostic and frameworks are generally able to acc Submitted by admin Category: Frameworks
ZeroKode Drag and Drop
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Thursday, May 15th, 2008
Since 2005, Ajax developers have been coded manually by developers. Although this practice is only limited to developers who are proficient in JavaScript, coding still recognized as a very robust way in developing your website. Sure there may be flaws, but since the developer who is proficient in JavaScript knows the root the problem could easily create an ample solution.
Nitobi – one of th Submitted by admin Category: Frameworks
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Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
When browsers when conceptualized, the though of applications running through the browser was expected. However, what was not expected was that the application actually has multiple sources which are the usual setting of a mash-up. When we run a mash-up application, multiple sources are fired up which increase the data output of the application. It is not that the browsers does not have the abilit Submitted by admin Category: Security
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Enhancing Ajax Based Mash-up Application Security
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Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
The Model-View-Controller type of architecture sets a new benchmark for developers in enhancing customer experience while enhancing security. When placed in an Ajax based application, MVC becomes the framework wherein the JavaScript rendering is built automatically using an MVC type of format. The result is an Ajax based application with a strong background for MVC promising the same features of M Submitted by admin Category: Frameworks
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MVC1 vs. MVC2 Vying for Ajax
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Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
Developers are always working hard to provide the best applications online and offline. The user expectations changed over the years and they all want to have easy access to information without compromising the aesthetic beauty of the website. Today’s users do not just get their information from anywhere. They only look for information from trusted websites or a website that looks good enoug Submitted by admin Category: Frameworks
Basics of Model View Controller (MVC)
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