Here's the classic mouseover button effect that shows one image when it's left alone, and another when the mouse passes over it, there are two graphic buttons, one called "img11.jpg" and the other called "img21.jpg." The buttons contain onMouseOver and onMouseOut instructions that change the image objects from "img11.jpg" to "img12.jpg" and from "img21.jpg" to "img22.jpg" respectively, and back again.
Blue ERP is a state of the art web based sales management system which helps businesses run their operations efficiently and cost effectively, fully integrating all aspects of the sales processing cycle.
Fat Free CRM is open source Ruby on Rails-based customer relationship management platform. Out of the box it features group collaboration, campaign and lead management, contact lists, and opportunity tracking.
The ASP.NET AJAX Library is a JavaScript library which enables the developer to build highly interactive Ajax applications. Using ASP.NET Ajax client controls we can take the advantage of building database-driven web applications.
ASP.Net Ajax is great for developing web applications. However there are some issues in presenting server side exceptions in the browser nicely. I actually needed the entire stack trace to be shown in the screen.
Digging into WebDriver today an interesting question popped up. How does WebDriver interact with browser?! Only thing I knew that it was using JNI to connect to native DLL’s.
Progressive Enhancement is a philosophy of web design - start with simple pages, and build them up based on the capabilities of the browser viewing the page. It’s related to (and in some ways, the opposite of) the idea of Graceful Degradation, starting with a nice, fancy page, and dealing with any browser faults in an elegant manner.
The advent of AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript and XML) has opened up new doors to web developers, allowing for interaction with and display of database and other external data in a web document, without the need to load a new page.
AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. Any server side technology that supports JavaScript also supports AJAX. AJAX is a browser technology, and is therefore independent of web server platforms.
When using JavaScript libraries to perform a function on a public-facing web site, the traditional way of referencing your library is using something like this:
Ajaxlines is a project focused on providing its audience with a database of most of Ajax related articles, resources, tutorials and services from around the world.
Its purpose is to showcase the power of Ajax and to act as a portal to the Ajax development community.