In previous AJAX tutorial we went through What is AJAX? Different types of online web apps which are using AJAX, We discuss in depth the concept behind AJAX, Characteristics of AJAX applications and also covered those characteristic which AJAX doesn’t cover. Now we are going ahead in more practical life of AJAX:
Hey to all of you, I’m Jimmy and I’m going to write about Ajax and there is no need to tell what is Ajax ? everyone knows better now a days but as this is my first post and I want those who are new to Ajax or still want to learn it from scratch so I’m going to start it with scratch. Hope you like it.
I just came across this informative article on IBM which talks about how one could use Ajax for building tabs, tables and gliders.
If you are a web designer you must know that it's crucial to learn how to detect a browser type and fine tune your design to look the same in using all major browser otherwise you risk losing visitors.
Have you ever designed a page for a web application and wanted to make a nice button for the application? You probably opened your photo editor and started working on the button.
This is the HTML page. It contains a simple HTML form and a link to a JavaScript.
This tutorial explains how to realize a simple sliding top panel (top/down) using mootools, some line of css code and JavaScript. The result is something like this:
this tutorial will show you how to create a starfield in java, I will also add action events so we can see the random number generator and starfield in action. this will require some knowlege of java before hand.
Most of us geeks know and love Gmail. It has a very nice interface and it is an inspiration to constantly improve our own web applications. Today, I set out to create an unobtrusive Gmail like page status message, much like the one shown in the screen shot:
I spent a some time this weekend preparing for the Adobe AIR & Flex 3 Launch Event at my ColdFusion user group. One thing I wanted to show people was how to build a simple Adobe AIR Desktop Application using HTML & JavaScript.
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