Archive for the ‘AJAX, DOM, JavaScript, CSS, XML, XHTML’ Category
Tuesday, May 29th, 2007
YUI simply rocks! Yahoo also serves up code for FREE! ( But err…. if you use code directly from Yahoo’s servers, you are likely to encounter some latency)
Here’s a wierd idea on what Yahoo can do next with YUI… Come up with http://designer.yahoo.com/yui
Build an WYSIWYG IDE (could be web ...
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Thursday, May 24th, 2007
Now that a simple layout using divs is created, its time to play hide and seek. See Example >>
Defined a variable “var = east” and assigned to “Div Id= east” using document.getElementById.”
The entire layout is split into multiple Divs like North, East, West and South.
And then the Plot thickens….
See another ...
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Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007
Here’s a simple layout designed using div tags. See Example >>
I split up the entire layout into Divs and named them as North, East, West and South. Used ‘North’ as a “Class” and the rest as “IDs”. Realized that for “Overflow” to work, height of the div needs to ...
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Tuesday, May 15th, 2007
Here’s some basic info about Dojo Toolkit.
Demos | Docs |
Dojo Toolkit
- Set of JavaScript Libraries
- Client side technology , works with any Server side technology
- Supports AJAX
- Hides XMLHttpRequest processing
- Handle browser incompatibilities
- Handles Asynchronous communication through XMLHttpRequest
- Invokes “Event Handles” before and after an event occurs
- Provides ...
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
Keeping the Web in Web 2.0
An HCI approach to designing web applications
Analysis of application state and its representation in browser historyand bookmarks.
One of the disadvantages of AJAX is that browser history and bookmarks of classic web applications are broken if not implemented specifically
Only some elements of interaction state are recorded ...
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