Google Map Maker
Make google maps the easy way. Use the map to find locations, activate the controls, click where you want a marker and add your information. Click 'Generate code' to get the source code to add to your website.
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Mashup Data Formats: JSON versus XML
On one side, we have the XML/XMLHttpRequest camp. It uses the world-wide XML standard for data. It also involves using the XMLHttpRequest capabilities of most all browsers to retrieve information from a server. We use the XMLHttpRequest object to get XML from our server. So when we say XML in this article we really are talking about both the data format and the data transportation pattern: the two are tightly linked in this area. Due to security concerns, the server has to be in the same domain as the web page.
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Round-up of 50 AJAX Toolkits and Frameworks
The following is a compilation of all of the AJAX toolkits and frameworks that I have either reviewed or have first hand experience with and would recommend. It seem like a new AJAX toolkit or framework has come out every week or so since the term AJAX was coined a little over a year ago. As a designer and developer I find these tools invaluable in the process of rapid web development.
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AJAX interaction in your Web Application using XMLHttpRequest object
Everybody till now must have atleast heard about AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML). This example will give you an idea about how you can implement simple AJAX interaction in your web application.
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AjaxAMP 3.0
AjaxAMP v3.0 is a Web 2.0 plugin for the excellent Winamp Media Player. It allows you to access Winamp over the network using a web browser and control it or stream music to or from it.
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AJAX: Is your application secure enough?
We see it all around us, recently. Web applications get niftier by the day by utilising the various new techniques recently introduced in a few web-browsers, like I.E. and Firefox. One of those new techniques involves using Javascript. More specifically, the XmlHttpRequest-class, or object.
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Ajaxterm
Ajaxterm is a web based terminal. It was totally inspired and works almost exactly like http://anyterm.org/ except it's much more easy to install.
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Color Tool 2.0.1 Alpha
Pull out the color tool, hidden on the left to begin. The top and middle row of colors are varations used to alter the rows of colors on the bottom of the pallette. These bottom colors can be dragged to the right of the website, and dropped on the boxes. Save the colors using the form below. Get the URL to your color set by clicking the 'link to' link next to the save form after saving.
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Ajax and Your CMS
For the Web CMS world, Ajax offers the possibility for a better user experience for content authors as well as site visitors. But what of its limitations? While Ajax delivers many benefits, it also creates a few challenges. This article will look at some of the benefits and limitations of Ajax for managing web content.
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Usable XMLHttpRequest in Practice
Two weeks ago I highlighted the most important usability issues with XMLHttpRequest. This week we are going a step closer to see how you can mix the two - including a practical example, just for the fun of it.
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Places To Use Ajax
Here are places it's useful to use Ajax: (This is a collaborative wiki list - feel free to add your own ideas to it)
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Proxy Servlet for AJAX requests to multiple, remote servers by Lucas Jellema
AJAX is hot, great and will make the world a better place. We all know that. However, AJAX has some limitations. AJAX is about making additional HttpRequests from the browser once a 'normal' request has been satisfied and an HTML document is loaded. Once the initial load is complete, the browser may fire additional requests for resources such as Images, CSS documents and JavaScript libraries.
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State of Ajax: Progress, Challenges, and Implications for SOAs
A lot of bits have been pushed around the blogosphere on the topic of Ajax over the last few months. This includes my own post back in March, which gave a general overview of what Ajax was and what it does. A lot of exciting stuff has happened since then, and Ajax has rapidy matured into a development of major significance. Coverage has been all over the map and runs the gamut from Rasmus' been-there-done-that 30 second Ajax tutorial to Alex Bosworth's list of Ajax Mistakes to the uber-repository of Ajax knowedge, Ajax Matters.
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Dollar E: A document.createElement Wrapper
The primary new feature ( from my perspective ) was a brand new UI that made use of AJAX, which I built on top of the Prototype JavaScript library. There was a lot of dynamic element creation based on the data coming back from the AJAX calls, and thus a lot of document.createElement calls, along with the appendChild and insertBefore and the element-property-setting statements. It's very verbose.
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Social Bookmarking From Inside Second Life?
Last week one of our clients at Ideacodes held a virtual fashion show at their virtual showroom in the online world known as Second Life. Stylehive, which is a a collaborative shopping community purchased land and built their virtual showroom inside of Second Life several weeks ago. Since then they have populated their space with items that users have bookmarked in the hive. These products that they feature in their showroom are not just the user submitted images, they have been rendered in a 3-D program to be exact replicas of the original products. Very cool.
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JTF: Javascript Unit Testing Farm
Javascript is present on almost every recent web page. But are you sure your scripts work on every browsers?
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mp3act - Streaming MP3 Jukebox AJAX Web Application
The mp3act digital music system is designed to be a central location for your digital music collection and a means to easily organize and listen to your digital media through your stereo, over a local network, or anywhere in the world.
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Balloon tooltip
Nice downloadable example of balloon tooltips.
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Say goodbye to pop-ups with DOMinclude
Pop-Up windows are a pain in the lower back to use. Years of abuse by advertisers, malicious attackers and phishing attempts have conditioned users to close them immediately or turn on their third party pop-up blocking tool or the browser option to do the same.
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