Max Kiesler - Responsive Designer


Thumbstacks.com AJAX Presentations

Posted on 24th February, by max in Code. Comments Off

With Thumbstacks.com, you can make presentations – like slideshows, or outlines – right in your web browser. When you’re done, you can share your presentations with anyone, anywhere, just by sending them a link.

Website: http://www.thumbstacks.com/


Wufoo - AJAX Form Builder

Posted on 24th February, by max in Code. Comments Off

Wufoo is a web-based tool to help you build and host amazing online forms. In only a few short minutes, you can create a mailing list, a marketing survey or even a complete customer management system.

Website: http://wufoo.com/


AJAX Tabs

Posted on 24th February, by max in Code. Comments Off

CSS Tabs seem to be all the rage with the kids these days. I love the idea of them. It seems that the most popular method of creating tabs using CSS is the Sliding Doors method. They seem to look the coolest and are very easy to implement. However, they’re so… static. I’ve taken the idea of the sliding door tabs and mixed them up with a little javascript and ajax to make them very dynamic on the client side.

Website: http://www.havocstudios.com/articles/ajax/ajax_tabs/


Live Thumbnails: Watch ‘em Grow

Posted on 24th February, by max in Code. Comments Off

They’ve been around since forever, and they all work the same way. You have a page full of thumbnails, and when you click one, you get a page with a larger version. What if thumbnails could grow into full images seamlessly right on the same page?

Website: http://www.hotwired.com/webmonkey/06/08/index2a.html


Spongecell’s AJAX Calendar

Posted on 23rd February, by max in Design. Comments Off

The user experience for most online calendaring systems is slow, non-ituitive, and frustrating. The thing that usually turns me off first about online calendaring is the constant page reloading. Reloading the calendar to add, delete, and edit entries is time consuming and cumbersome. Spongecell, solves all of these issues with the intelligent use AJAX features and widgets. For me the highlights include drag and drop event times into any date, instant event editing via AJAX popovers, and a fast send to friend feature. A great user experience!”


Roaming through XMLDOM: An AJAX Prerequisite

Posted on 22nd February, by max in Code. Comments Off

The twin tasks of the XMLHttp are handling the HTTP request, and then processing the XML response. The first one is easily done by writing the appropriate syntax for creating this object. This is what is accomplished in AJAX by invoking the new constructor for XMLHTTP object.

Website: http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/XML/Roaming-through-XMLDOM-An-AJAX-Prerequisite/


TinyAjax - php5 Ajax library

Posted on 22nd February, by max in Code. Comments Off

You don’t have to write any javascript, but if you want you’re free to do so and you can mix as you want, use TinyAjax automatically generated code and your own existing scripts. You can also export global functions and a class-functions in the same page. – metz.se

Website: http://www.metz.se/tinyajax/index.php


Ajaxian’s Star Rating System

Posted on 22nd February, by max in Design. Comments Off

In a day when many users have dozens if not hundreds of feeds, ratings and reputations systems are becoming increasingly important in the web 2.0 space. Ajaxian has implemented a nice wordpress hack of the votio rating system.The AJAX user generated ratings system is intuitive and fun to use. A good user experience with instant results. “


Prototype Dissected

Posted on 21st February, by max in Code. Comments Off

In getting to know Prototype a little better, I decided to go through the latest version of the Prototype library (1.5.0_pre0) and detail every method and property that was available. In doing so, I got a much better understanding of how the code works. Here are the files in a 1280×960 and a widescreen 1440×900 version.

Website: http://www.snook.ca/archives/000531.php


AJAX Magazine

Posted on 21st February, by max in Code. Comments Off

AJAX blog focusing on new AJAX developments.

Website: http://ajax.phpmagazine.net/