There are several JavaScript libraries that can be embedded in
your webapplication to create a visually appealing interface.
Script.aculo.us is one of the popular ones and is
built on the Prototype JavaScript Framework. The library
provides an easy-to-use, cross-browser user interface JavaScripts
that allows you to create fancy effects commonly visible on web
pages these days.
This blog entry gets you started by using Ajax.Autocompleter that allows for
server-powered autocompleting of text fields. Basically, you type
a character in a text field and suggestions for possible correct
values starting with that character are shown . This is
achieved by by sending an Ajax request to the data source on
server, passing the typed …
The last day I’m suffering from different thoughts. So I’ve
decided to share’em with you.
It is really possible to create the application such as gears,
but independent from Google, that will run on most platofrms and
browsers. What we need:
- Compile embeded MySQL (very lite edition) for most platforms (Windows, Linux and MacOSX, I believe that would be enough)
- Create Java Applet and JNI-wrapping library to access MySQL
- Create JavaScript library that will access MySQL through the applet
And that’s all. To use it you will need just to include the applet and JS-library into your page, after the first load applet will detect platform and will download embeded MySQL and native libraries.
The titles of the videos look very much like “must watch”. Found via ThinkPHP, thanks.
In my last post I’ve asked for any help on my project. So, tanks
to Jay Pipes for his tip.
One of most developer problems is documentation. And a good
solution was initially appeared in Java with javadoc. At now many
languages have special javadoc-like tools. I’ve made a little
research, and decided to use jsdoc and
phpdoc in my
project. I am still open for any suggestions
On Tuesday our CIO, Johann-Peter Hartmann, gave a Web-seminar about security issues in the Web 2.0 era. We had about 140 participants and some very good questions in the following Q&A Session. We would like to thank you for the response and also we´d like to thank Jürgen from MySQL, our webinar-host.
We uploaded our slides as promised. To download them, click here.
If you missed the Web-Seminar you get a chance to see the
recording of it here.
But be aware: It´s in german!!!
For english readers/speakers: Johann held an english security talk some time ago. Find it here
We already heard that …
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