Tag: DHTML

Each day sees more and more Ajax tools, tricks, demos, and libraries come online. MiniAjax.com is a place that collects, on a very fluid and easy to browse page, all of the latest and greatest Ajax scripts that you can download and implement on your website. There is a lot of good stuff to explore here such as: GreyBox - a simple window you can use to launch another webpage within your ...

Tuesday the good folks from the Yahoo User Interface team released version 2.2.0 of their much loved JavaScript framework. The exciting changes this time around include a browser history manager, a data table control, and advanced button control. These additions are all still considered beta and extend the huge number of components currently available in the YUI library. The Yahoo User Interface, ...

Tabblo is a site that will import your pictures and help you arrange and resize pix until they make up a poster, so you can print them out. It is a social site, allowing you to share pictures and Tabblos with your peeps. The site features a sort of wiki interface, with AJAX-looking editing tools, though it claims to use DHTML instead. I was pretty happy with the editing and caption adding process. ...

At this point web-based "operating systems" have to fight seemingly insurmountable odds to really work well. There are limits in the codebase (choosing JavaScript versus Flash, or a combo of both, results in a few compromises). There are limits within the browser itself (can't save if the window gets closed, or if the connection goes south). But that's not stopping people from trying. Webby's ...

Here's one for the Web 2.0 developers: FireBug. It's an extension for Firefox to aid in debugging JavaScript/DHTML/AJAX web apps. In the words of its developer Joe Hewitt, it's "like a combination of the Javascript Console, DOM Inspector, and a command line Javascript interpreter." Looks like a great tool for the discriminating developer. ...