MySql is a very powerful database application that is frequently used for websites. Because of its ability to adapt to different web languages, MySql is found almost everywhere. From the very small websites to highly complicated web based applications, MySql could easily handle the database management demands of any company or business. ... Read Article
With the surge of open source frameworks and tools for the development of Ajax, developers around the world should be glad that building an application shouldnrsquo;t be very expensive. There was a time when developing an application requires licensing fees every time a developer wants to add something in their application. Today, developers ... Read Article
A year ago, most web developers were not fully aware of the capabilities surrounding Ajax. Indeed, the system was largely obscure. However, this has greatly changed in the last twelve months. Ajax has gone from being rare to being a household name in the web development community.nbsp;nbsp;While many people make the mistake of thinking that ... Read Article.
While Web 2.0 is one of the most promising technological advances that will occur on the Internet, there is a lot of confusion that surrounds it. While you may think this confusion is limited to laypersons, this is not the case.
Many Web 2.0 experts are confused about the nature of this new technology. While various experts will have their own ... Read Article.
When most people think of Ajax, they think of the ability to have changes occur on webpages without having to reload them. They also think about of the high levels of interactivity that they can achieve. Most importantly, many developers are waiting for the way where they will be able to use web applications that are just as robust as their ... Read Article.
Many Ajax pioneers such as Jesse James Garret feel that the Internet is pushing innovation. They feel that some of the greatest future developments will be made online. Personally, I agree with them. There are a number of ways in which Ajax can be used to improve the web applications that we use today.nbsp; Many web developers are jealous of ... Read Article.
There are a number of myths that surround the topic of accessibility with Ajax. It is very important for both developers and users to be able to separate myths from facts. In this article I will go over some common myths that surround Ajax and accessibility, and I will take the time to address them.nbsp;nbsp; One of the most common myths that ... Read Article.
The Ajax framework is a technology that is used to build pages which are dynamic. These pages will generally be tailored towards the client side. The data will be read via the server, or it may be transmitted to the server by a request that is made in JavaScript. In order for this to occur, it must be noted that processing must be conducted ... Read Article.
Security is an important part of Ajax that must be taken into consideration. While Ajax is the subject of a lot of hype, security is something that developers must look at carefully. This new technology is popular because of its ability to create pages which are highly dynamic and interactive. It has also been popularized because of its ability to ... Read Article.
While there are a number of advantages to using Ajax, there are also some disadvantages as well. One of the main reasons why people support it is the interface. Those who use pages with Ajax will find that they operate more like an application rather than a standalone program. With normal web pages, users will have to click on a link if they ... Read Article.
If you are familiar with Gmail, Google Suggest, or Flickr, you will have had a glimpse of the world that Ajax promises to create. These web applications are the result of a new trend in emerging Internet technologies. You will probably notice that many of these applications are very similar to the desktop applications that you've used ... Read Article.
Firebug is a Firefox extension that includes all the tools you need for efficient debugging during the Web development process. Joe is the Chief Technology Officer at Parakey Inc. and is the creator of Firebug.
Firebug's biggest draw is its convenience. As you browse with Firefox, you can open Firebug at any time to begin working on any ... Read Article.
In order to register for this course, all you have to do is sending a blank email to one or both of the following two email aliases.
* ajaxworkshop-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
o By sending an email to this alias, you will subscribe ajaxworkshop@yahoogroups.com class email alias to which you can post your questions and receive email postings from ... Read Article.
This is a handy reference for all the various getElementsBy*() JavaScript functions that are out there, from the DOM standard getElementById to the very advanced getElementsBySelector functions. I've put this together because it's near impossible to write any useful scripts that use the DOM without these functions, and its nice to ... Read Article.
Is this tutorial any different from the others? Well yes and no, it is
different in being a tutorial on how to design and build a complete
site and not just some fancy little details like how to turn caching in
AJAX off or how to create a fancy ... Read Article.
In this tutorial we'll discuss the basic principles of remote scripting
using Ajax, a combination of javascript and XML to allow web pages to
be updated with new information from the server, without the user
having to wait for a page refresh.nbsp; Ajax therefore allows us to build
web applications with user interfaces rather more like ... Read Article.
AJAX, an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is very hot in the growing universe of Web development. While this new technology offers some great capabilities, it also sparks some unquestionable debate over issues with the Back button. Kris Hadlock explains how to use AJAX in a real-world situation and how you can assess its value in a ... Read Article.
I'll begin with a small confession: I have a thing for crossword puzzles. I always fill them out in pen, not because of some intellectual machismo, but simply because I have lots of pens around, and few pencils or erasers. Working on a crossword puzzle with ink means two things: you find yourself more conservative, (You wait until you are fairly ... Read Article.
The browser technologies that led to the current Ajax wave have been available since early 1999. But the programming interfaces they originally presented were very low-level and painful to work with, and the browser and JavaScript tricks that comprised Ajax could often demand more of the client machine than it had to give. With the additional ... Read Article.
Security Focus have a new article describing some techniques to assess web 2.0 applications with Firefox : Discovering hidden calls, Crawling challenges and browser simulation, and Logic discovery dissecting applications. There is no doubt that there is a great set of tools around Firefox which make development and debug easy, and as said the ... Read Article.