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WaveMaker Visual Ajax Builder (tutorial #1)

Wave Maker 4.0 is a nice visual ajax devlopment enviornment comparable to visual studio for its drag-and-drop easy interface, and javascript framework (which includes dojo, spring, and a few others). It also allows for web services and database interactions, all without needing much code. It is very easy and quick to use for building "web 2.0", or rather "new century", web applications.

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Tags: Easy, Building, Web, Services, New, Quick, Spring, Database, Code

Saturday, February 7th, 2009 No comments

Weekly Review for the week of 2009-02-01: Javascript, Ajax and Easy (Six posts)

Topics for this month included Javascript, Ajax, Easy and 2.0.

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Tags: Sales, Design, Easy, Building, Web, Graphics, Services, Site, Code

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 No comments

Why File Naming is More Important Than You Think

Naming your web files is not normally considered to be particularly important. Developers rarely spend much time deliberating file and folder names unless they are implementing a REST API or adding keywords that an SEO expert insists will help their marketing effort.

However, the folder and file names you choose for your HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and graphic files can have a catastrophic effect. As an example, this is how the eBay UK home page looks on my browser today:

As a developer, there is absolutely nothing you can do to stop advert blocking software. The majority of blockers use regular expression rules to check domain names, file names, or HTML code. The reason eBay looks so bad is because several of the core CSS files are being blocked; they do not contain adverts, but their filenames inadvertently trigger Adblock’s rules.

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Tags: HTML, Development, Web, File, CSS, XHTML, Javascript, Web Tech, Naming

Thursday, May 28th, 2009 No comments

5 Reasons Why Browser Sniffing Stinks

Browser sniffing is the act of detecting the web browser a visitor is using in order to serve version-specific pages, scripts, images, or other content. The technique was popular around 10 years ago because Microsoft and Netscape introduced their own technologies and web standards were in their infancy. In those dark days, it was fairly common to write two or more client-side scripts to implement identical functionality in different browsers.

Fortunately, the web has progressed. There is rarely a need to fork code for different devices, but Opera’s recent experience with version 10 indicates that browser sniffing remains a commonplace technique.

Technically, browser sniffing appears to be relatively straightforward. You obtain a user agent string using navigator.userAgent in JavaScript or the HTTP_USER_AGENT environment variable on the server and parse it accordingly. However, do not be complacent; browser sniffing should not be used!

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Tags: HTML, Development, Web, Browser, CSS, Javascript, Web Tech

Monday, June 1st, 2009 No comments

Speed Up Your JavaScript

Google Tech Talk June 4, 2009 ABSTRACT Web Exponents: Speed Up Your JavaScript Presented by Nicholas C. Zakas. As an interpreted language, JavaScript is filled with hidden performance issues that conspire to slow down your code and ruin the user experience. Learn exactly what is fast, what is slow, and what you can do to squeeze that last bit of performance out of your JavaScript code. Nicholas C. Zakas is the author of Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 2nd Edition (Wrox, 2009), co ...

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Tags: Web, Performance, Speed, Code, 2009, Javascript, Slow, Nicholas, C

Thursday, June 11th, 2009 No comments

4 articles about Document and Word that you can't do without reading!

  • Generate Word Doc By Web Form from

    is it possible to generate a word document from a web form? I would have the majority of information done in the word template (which can be easily edited) [...]

  • Adding Digital Signatures to a PDF Document with Java from Technoracle (a.k.a. "Duane's World")

    For this exercise, you will need to make a call to a server running Adobe LiveCycle ES 8.2.1. You will have to have it set up with appropriate user names [...]

  • How to Edit a CV Example by Cynthia Penfold from e-Guru.org

    Many job seekers make the mistake of thinking they are ready to start submitting their CV to prospective employers as soon as they are finished writing [...]

  • Communications 2.0 - Google Docs from Learn Free Internet Marketing» Learn Free Internet

    This discussion of communicating with the online document service, Google Docs, is from a Communications 2.0 presentation. This presentation was given [...]

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Tags: Family, Web, Data Entry, PHP, Resume, Error, Use, Document, Word

Sunday, July 12th, 2009 No comments