After Lightbox JS, Cody released ThickBox a little twist on the Lightbox technique allowing to show html as well as images. ThickBox is very different since it's going in another direction to use simply href, src, and title for the...
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April 24, 2006
April 22, 2006
I have already posted about Google Blogoscoped Chat in the AJAX chat review, and today Philipp is offering his software for the open source community. Google Blogoscoped Chat is written in PHP5 and AJAX and is now available for download...
XAJAX 0.2.4 have been released, a mainly maintenance release with many bug fixes and some new features such the ability to bypass data variables including arrays and object properties from PHP to Javascript using a simple XML data format....
April 18, 2006
GoogieSpell is an Open Source AJAX-Based spell checker offering a Gmail like spell checker solution for your own application. The project is written in Javascript only and is using Google and Aspell for the spelling feature. It's pretty fast and...
April 15, 2006
YShout is an AJAX+PHP shoutbox implementation, standards compliant, non-intrusive, that you can easily integrate in your website. Very simple and quick to install, YShout uses just text file to keep track of chats and could be customized with CSS. In...
April 13, 2006
Enough rumors and exclusive screenshots, now you can get your own Google calendar account and start using the service. Google, as usual making the buzz with their web 2.0 new products, have finally released a beta of their Google Calendar,...
April 12, 2006
Last night I was playing with a new tool I've called PageRank Mapper, an advanced link popularity checker. The idea is to display over the analyzed page the PageRank related to every link. Currently it's a very alpha version, I...
April 11, 2006
Brian Fioca, the guy behind Jobby, have written a very interesting article on O'reilly network titled Digg PHP's Scalability and Performance. The article pointed to scalability and performance issues of both Digg and Jobby websites. Brian have interviewed Owen Byrne,...
April 8, 2006
I started in march a study about hosting of AJAX applications, and I received recently some feedbacks from hosting providers so I wanted to provide more explanation why this interest to hosting of AJAX application and what's the difference between...
April 5, 2006
Douglas Crockford posted on the Yahoo! User Interface Blog about Synchronous v. Asynchronous, since the Asynchronous is more complex to manage, many prefer using XMLHttpRequest in Synchronous mode which could have a negative effect specially on high load or slow...
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