Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Charles Miller aka The Fishbowl comments on a brief Joel Spolsky remark about Google’s Suggest : the XmlHttpRequest technique, as displayed in Gmail, and Google Suggest, represents a new level in Rich Web UI’s. Give that I’ve recent linked to Continue reading The New Web UI and Blogger Tags
dwr: DWR (Direct Web Remoting) is a very simple way to call Java code directly from within browser JavaScript. It helps you create sites like G-Mail, Google Suggest or Kuro5hin that update themselves without loading new pages. It comes as Continue reading DWR: DWR (Direct Web Remoting), Allows JavaScript to call server-side Java
Koranteng’s Toli gives a well written peice on On GMail and DHTML architecture again, and also has a older On rich web applications, AlphaBlox and Oddpost
Life as I know it has kind words for my Lotus Notes News Reader (v0.3). Remember It’s : free; open source; designed for R5.x. Thanks Colton! It’s allways nice to hear from folk who have found it useful (like the Continue reading Life as I know it….: Lotus Notes RSS Aggregator
MpP Favicon Gallery, links to other Favicon galleries and Favicon Info For Beginners & Techies; Favicon generator; Icon How–To. found on Antipixel (coming soon a FalsePositives Favicon?) (done)
Via A List Apart, a very nice and practical example of using CSS to get that 2 or 3 columns look (Look Ma, no Tables!) which is so very suitable for most Content web sites (Blog or regular marketing content Continue reading Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margins