Dave posted a first part of Javascript Benchmarking on his blog. As the name suggests this is part I of a series of JavaScript benchmarking blogs. The reason for these is to investigate the performance of various Ajax programming tasks....
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July 22, 2005
July 20, 2005
Jason Calacanis posted the part II of AJAX good or bad Think about it, for the past five years there has been no difference between Hotmail and Yahoo Mail. Web-based mail sucked and power users used it as a last...
Bill Bercik have written a Tutorial to better understand XMLHttpRequest The purpose of this article is to demonstrate through a series of baby steps just how easy it is to use the XMLHttpRequest object. The tutorial show how to implement...
July 19, 2005
Many people are wondering how to debug AJAX application. In fact, the idea of cross plateform development isn't that easy to debug, there is Javascript calls, and there is XML server response in the other side. And if you have...
Keith Graham have written a JavaScript interpreter for the Scott Adams Adventure games. Games are loaded in XML via XMLHttpRequest. If you don't know what these games are about, its adventure games that were distributed commercially in in the 1970s...
July 13, 2005
It's amazing what an new name can do. No, this isn't a hoary old essay about Opal Fruits becoming Starburst or Royal Mail briefly becoming Consignia. No, this about something gaining a name when nobody really knew what to call...
InfoWorld posted a special report about AJAX : Companies such as Google and Netflix are creating rich applications with previously unheard-of functionality. Can your business benefit? You can read the articles or download the report in PDF (Require subscription)...
July 3, 2005
AJAX was of course available in the Current JavaOne 2005 Conference, the presentation was named : "Cleaning your website with AJAX", yeah its about cleaning ? Anyway the guy at the presentation use 10 minutes to write a google map...
I was always wondering if the AJAX (web version) have something to do with the AJAX (house version)...
June 29, 2005
I was going to blog about it last week but I forgot it, so here it is ! JSCalc is a single line Javascript calculator, check the link and add it to your bookmark. That's so much Fun ! Source...
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