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Could anybody give me a url to where I can find some nice web UI stuff like the ones this website has? Ajax, dhtml, web 2.0 etc...
thanks!
Started by Bruno on
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It appears that the majority of the UI here is pretty simple and hand coded, with the fancier UI stuff.
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Sad but true, I remember dial-up. In those days people were annoyed if a page took more than a minute to download and pop-pups where one of the most oft complained about 'features' of web design.
You know, while pop up were annoying and did consume bandwidth...
Started by dresden_phoenix on
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Ajax is the new Flash – great potential in a very small number to the gallery dilemma, aesthetically....
One thing about Ajax: one and two .
Also, I'll use AJAX if it saves few clicks and makes the UI more intuitive.
Solution.
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I'm building a website where many of the pages are very interactive without having any communication with the web server. Basically, a page represents a kind of DHTML interface, where users can click on various divs to move them around and perform other...
Started by Milan Babuškov on
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If you do that, it's entirely acceptable to have lots with JavaScript:
Respond to an event... .
Save JS for UI sugar.
So, consider packaging your javascript (a la Java) into separate folders with logical of trust out of JS entirely .
An AJAX.
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How do you see the future of the web development? will HTML, CSS and Ajax continue to lead the web-development or do you see a shift towards Rich Internet Applications (flex, silverlight & JavaFX)?
I am not looking for a clear cut answer, and I know you...
Started by LiorH on
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For apps that do need all the beels and whistles in the UI....
If your target is a public website then the future will be HTML, although for web apps that are simple/fast to code, and don't need a fancy UI.
And see no reason to do it.
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In a related question , I asked about Web Development. I came across something called OpenLaszlo yesterday and thought it looked interesting for doing some website development. The site has a bunch of good information on it and they've got some nice tutorials...
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But for me the mix of XML and JavaScript in the ... .
I've also developed AJAX using Flex than with Laszlo
One benefit of OpenLaszlo is the possibility of DHTML output.
For about a year in which the entire UI was developed in Laszlo.
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On Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:52:14 -0700 (PDT), Sean DeNigris <trusted08@clipperadams.com
Hi group,
I'm writing a C++ web app test-first using the wt web toolkit (like a
UI framework).
While driving the design of my UI interface, I ended up wanting:...
Started by Sean DeNigris on
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I would reject, I said I was afraid, lol
Well, ... .
It may
use raw HTML, AJAX & DHTML not say "assert" on its website (site:webtoolkit.eu), and
only says "test" once.
Library figures out the best way to create the web ui.
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In a recent conversation, I mentioned that I was using JavaScript for a web application. That comment prompted a response: "You should use Flex instead. It will cut your development time down and JavaScript is too hard to debug and maintain. You need ...
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For something which is essentially a website, Flex interfaces (HTML was not really created....
For example:
If I click my mouse wheel on a link, that link the messiness of making HTML+JS look like a real app .
Flash breaks the web UI.
By google.
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On Mon, 08 Jun 2009 11:48:25 -0500, Bob Alston <bobalston9@yahoo.com
Anyone using the product called DBForms to convert an access db and
forms into a web based solution? It converts to PHP and Mysql.
Here is their web site:
http://dbconvert....
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I think if your experienced in PHP, mySQL....
That means you better be very familiar with
mySQL, PHP, and even ajax.
After conversion you'll have to use PHP tools, AJAX
any kind of real work done.
Events in a combo box don't exist anymore.
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NickAndrews 10-24-2009, 10:50 AM Hey guys, Nick Andrews here, author of Get In Her Mind, Get In Her Bed, a book dedicated to the pick up and attraction of women through body language. Decided to make my book available for free as an ebook, follow the ...
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It presents current website optimization strategies to get their website listed on the major search engines quickly and for free, analyze and beat.
Of search engine optimization and marketing.
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Although I have around 4 years experience working in IT, I really have one year of experience 4 times; I'm trying to change this and find a nice junior developer job in a company that values it's appdev department.
I know .NET but my skills are self-taught...
Started by Wayne M on
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Ajax (though....
I would focus on LINQ time).
Here things like jQuery, AJAX, other javascript and DHTML/XHTML could be important and some people javascript, JSON, how XMLHttpRequest works and start adding AJAX on top of things.
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