Today I was searching for "Code Project" in Google in order to open its homepage to have a look at some new articles. the surprise was that I didn't find the codeproject.com site in the result! I tried to open the page directly by typing the url www.codeproject.com I found that the page rank of Code Project is zero!
Ajax presents a revolutionary way of experiencing the web. However, it has presented new complications. One of those prominent complications is the back-button. Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Safari and other web browser always have that feature just in case you want to go back to the previous website or part of the site for easier navigation.
One of the most talked-about aspects of Silverlight is its undeniable technical accomplishments. In an age of 50 megabyte downloads, Microsoft managed to squeeze large parts of WPF and a mini-CLR into a tiny browser plug-in, currently under 5MB.
Colin Morris, author of Y-Validator, has written a piece on JavaScript: It’s Just Not Validation! which discusses JavaScript validation, and “input assistance”:
AJAX -- That annoying phone call from the polling company could lead to better services in Ajax.
eBuddy and Meebo the most popular web messenger are now offering the iPhone version of their service. This will make it much easy to chat with your MSN live, Yahoo IM, AIM, and ICQ friends. iPhone is the new generation of mobile phones produced by Apple, it's designed to be very user friendly, and internet enabled.
Today and for the first time, I saw some advertisement banners in Facebook. Ads are in the bottom left of the page, only images ads.. Facebook integrates ads from http://www.accelerator-media.com.
Lots of social services like Flickr and del.icio.us provide JavaScript snippets that you can include in your web page to display your latest photos or bookmarks or what-have-you, but browsers won't render the full page until these remote snippets are loaded. This article explains how to get around that problem and speed up your page loads.
The following are scenarios where it’s more likely to be beneficial to use AJAX functionality: Highly interactive applications - where an application is highly interactive, it may provide benefits to use AJAX to allow the interactivity without the time cost of page reloads. A good example of a highly interactive web site is Google Maps.
The advent of AJAX has brought about a lot of frameworks to the bill board, all boasting about their inept qualities in providing you the best from the rest. But how would you go about choosing a right kind of framework for your application.
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.
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