Over at NappyFab.com the author has posted a bunch of animated Ajax activity indicators. There are images for both light and dark backgrounds.
Check them out
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Over at the IBM developerWorks website a new tutorial on Ajax and DOM has been posted.
Like many Web programmers, you have probably worked with HTML. HTML is how programmers start to work on a Web page; HTML is often the last thing they do as they finish up an application or site, and [...]
Over at Max Kiesler’s blog, Max has posted up 30 Ajax tutorials for you to start learning Ajax and it’s features. One of our very own workshops made the cut: Ajax Workshop 2: Building Tabbed Data.
here are quite a few AJAX demos and examples on the web right now. While these are invaluable to learning [...]
Over at the Unofficial Google Weblog there is a post about Tom Vendetta, 15 year old from New Jersey who was recently hired by Google. I must say that’s a great start to a career!
Here is a link to his blog
According to I-Newswire, Tom Vendetta, a 15 year old student from just outside New Jersey [...]
Over at Ajaxian.com Michael Mahemoff has written an article on the new Gabbly chat for websites. He also talks about Quek which is similar but uses little avatars on the site.
Gabbly (via Digg) is a new application that embeds a chat window in any web page. It seems to be based on web proxying and [...]
Over at napyfab:blog the author has posted a tutorial on doing live searches with Ajax. This tutorial is in Italian but I will be posting a link to the original and also the google translation.
Read the full tutorial (Italian)
Read the full tutorial (English Google Translation)
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Tomas Larsson over at tomas.epineer.se has posted a tutorial on uploading files with PHP and showing the progress with Ajax. This is a relatively short and easy tutorial and adds that little extra to your uploading forms.
One of the few things that I find lacking in PHP is the ability to report the progress of [...]
A List Apart has a two part article on starting with Ajax. The first part of the article is using Ajax using the DOM innerHTML and the second part using nodes from XML.
The start of 2005 saw the rise of a relatively new technology, dubbed “Ajax” by Jesse James Garrett of Adaptive Path. Ajax stands [...]
Over at JRoller.com Mats has posted 12 perfect cases for the use of Ajax. He gives an explanation for all of the twelve cases along with some examples.
I’ve spent quite some time creating a 2 hour long Ajax course in Swedish. At the end of the course I list 12 cases where I think Ajax [...]
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This workshop we will be building a live data viewer similar to that of Digg.com’s Digg Spy. We will be using the Prototype.js library as well as the Script.aculo.us library. This type of feature is great if you have a lot of user interaction with your site and want to see what is happening in [...]