Today we present the new collection of the most interesting jQuery plugins for the last month.
This article demonstrates how to dynamically add a > node to the DOM, supplying custom code which will be executed only when the script has successfully finished loading.
With the OpenSocial Development Environment (OSDE), you no longer need an online OpenSocial container environment to build your applications. OSDE is a new Eclipse plugin that lets you develop either OpenSocial JavaScript (gadget) client applications or OpenSocial Java client applications using OpenSocial 0.8's REST/RPC protocols, entirely within the Eclipse development environment.
JavaScript's variable scoping rules can cause problems for developers, especially when using loops to set up events. This article introduces one elegant approach to these situations called a loop closure.
We???ve got another great round of talks for you today from John Resig, Jack Slocum, and Christian Heilmann.
The article describes how you can create a centralized object for handling XHR requests. This approach opened up many possibilities for specialized features such as bookmarking, history and other stateful problems encountered in ajax programming.
The Microsoft Ajax team made the fourth preview of the 4.0 version available on CodePlex. This is an important release because it enables the full client data story, complete with the ability to get changes back to the server automatically.
GWT is a framework for writing AJAX interactive web applications. I'm going to look at this from the point of view of answering the key question - "Why GWT"? In other words, out of all the AJAX frameworks out there, what compelling reasons are there to choose GWT?
Comet is a Web application model that enables web servers to send data to the client without having to explicitly request it. Developers can utilize Comet techniques to create event-driven Web apps. This article will examine one method of implementing Comet called Ajax Long Polling and demonstrate how it can be used to refresh page components and keep cached data in synch with the server.
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Here's a pretty new and fresh test of browser speed in regards to JavaScript using the Peacekeeper test from Futuremark... Running on an AMD trippel core with 4GB of RAM stripped for processes it's testing 10 different browser (versions)
A very easy and thorough mechanism to refresh partial pages with AJAX and JQuery that allows an easy implementation of a real-time dashboard in just 3 minutes.
I'm currently working on a Grails application with a requirement for uploading product images, which are subsequently resized into thumbnails of various sizes for different shopping screens. Since it took a bit of doing to get this done, I thought I'd post my solution here in case anyone could benefit from it.
Make sure you click that dancing text. Also check that 'Elastic' option in the dropdown menu. For more info --> http://code.google.com/p/gwt-fx/wiki/KeyFeatures
This site currently exists to test out usage of the HTML 5 video and audio elements with the Ogg codecs. You'll need a browser that can playback Ogg media using > and >. Firefox 3.1 nightly builds, Opera experimental builds and Safari with XiphQT installed can playback videos with varying degrees of success. Basic playback support for non-HTML5 compatible browsers is provided by the Java based Cortado player.
Release 1.4.6 includes: Bug fixes: 1. Grid Resize Does Not Collapse Properly 2. SimpleGrid resizing issues 3. Issues with GWT embedded browser New features: 1. Implement basic borders API 2. Implement advanced tab panel 3. Columns resizing feature must be implemented in the SimpleGrid 4. Add setDate() to DatePicker 5. New demo application required 6. Add grid methods to provide an ability to get grid rows, columns, etc 7. Make user manual
This release adds even more control for developers, more browsers and preliminary support of the full remote control feature.
Simple way to use XML and jQuery to manage options for a drop-down box.
Why you should create a jQuery plugin, what are the advantages and tutorials on it.
Employees need to access their email from wherever they happen to be ??? on the road, at customer sites, remote offices, and at home. WebMail clients allows receiving and sending email messages using POP3 and SMTP protocols through both local and remote mail servers. Providing secure filtering of unsafe content while viewing HTML-formatted email mess
JSONP (JSON with Padding) was created as a workaround to the cross domain problem. The cross domain problem refers to the fact that Ajax code run from website A can't access data from website B. So as a simple example, imagine trying to load Yahoo Search results from your site:
An applet can traverse and modify the Document Object Model (DOM) of its web page.
In this episode of RIA Weekly, with talk with Jeff Haynie about the open source Ajax and desktop application development frameworks Appcelerator is working on. We also go over the RIA news of the week.
In this article we review 10 most popular JavaScript frameworks and comparing them by various aspects.
I recently came through a problem while working on a javascript framework on top of jQuery. At one point, having one big javascript file containing all the application objects becomes hard to both naviguate and maintain. From here you want to ease your developement process by splitting your main class in small, specialized, classes ...
One of the biggest pains when testing web applications is hitting the wall with Ajax and client-side dynamic content. The big problem from an architectural standpoint is that at a DOM level it is incredibly difficult to determine a significant action from an insignificant action. If one were to record every minor browser DOM mutation, the output Test Case would be hundreds of lines long, which whilst amusing for about 5 seconds, is completely unmaintainable. Read more at: http://www.jadeliquid.com/blogs/2009/testing-complex-ajax-content.php
In an effort to better understand loosely what developer's think of the JavaScript frameworks they use, I've created a short survey. It is by no means a scientific representation of an overall census, naturally. I hope to have a somewhat broad enough audience for this short poll.
When using these, developers have to carefully consider many subtle techniques to help users get things done. In this article, we present 70 new and useful JavaScript and AJAX techniques, all of which are of the highest quality and are more or less easy to configure. You will also find some very useful but better known techniques to use on almost any project you work on.
FlipClock is a simple jQuery plugin. I use it as tutorial for people who want to develop a basic plugin for jQuery.
ZK is a open source Ajax Java Web framework that enables rich UI for Web applications with little programming. ZK's Direct RIA tecnology minimizes the development cost by transparent and automatic synchronization between client and server.
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