Issue: #358
Affects: IE6, IE7, IE8
Rendering content in the browser is obviously the main goal of day to day web surfing and web application usage.
There's form interaction, games, Facebook, Mashups & Twitter updates just to name a few.
However when you get a bunch of info/data you care about you likely want to do something with it. Typically you'll want to print, save or export your content so that you have a hard copy or backup.
However exporting is only an option if the web (...)
Blue ERP is a state of the art web based sales management system which helps businesses run their operations efficiently and cost effectively, fully integrating all aspects of the sales processing cycle.
It’s been a while since I’ve been in touch, so I wanted to let you know what’s going on in the jQuery for Designers world, what to look out for and what’s coming next.
A personal update
I realise I’ve neglected you again (there was a similar dip back in Feb 2009: I see a pattern emerging), [...]
Geocoding - finding the geographical location of a given address - is one of the most popular features of the Google Maps API. Both the JavaScript Maps APIs and the Maps API for Flash include classes that enable applications to perform geocoding, and there is also a RESTful web service that offers the option of making geocoding requests from server side applications with output in both XML and JSON.
The Google Maps JavaScript API v3 introduced a new format for geocoding responses that (...)
Dustin Diaz
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Javascript
Yeah. Really. Send us a snail-mail with a 42 cent stamp, and we’ll give you some stickers! Also, this is the first showcase of any of my photos on behalf of Google :)
Cheers!
The Strange Zen Of JavaScript
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Javascript
Following up on the Safari and String.replace() issue, it looks like this is a known bug that is fixed in the Webkit CVS tree but not yet part of any public release of Safari. So, if you're a junkie for nightly builds, you should be golden. (Your customers, on the other hand, are probably not so golden.)
Andrew Hoyer shows his canvas Fu with Cloth, a great experiment using nice physics.
What makes this simulation special is the speed at which everything is computed. Javascript (the language this is written in) is not exactly the most efficient language for this type of computation. This being said, much time was spent squeezing out every little detail that slows things down.
The most computationally expensive part is trying to satisfy the constraints. To do this requires the (...)
MooTools More features a diverse, powerful collection of Classes (60 plugins!!) and some are my favorite tools that I use over and over again. I thought I’d take some time to dig into some of the plugins in MooTools More that I think are interesting and really useful that maybe you haven’t had time to really sink your teeth into (or, perhaps, you haven’t found a reason to). So I’m going to take some time to talk about some of the plugins in More each month, sharing not only how they work, but (...)
This week Elijah and Ralph sit down and talk with Microsoft’s Phil Haack, Senior Program Manager on the ASP.NET team, currently working on the new ASP.NET MVC Framework. We discuss their recent decisions to include jQuery into several of their products what ASP.NET MVC is and how jQuery is integrated into the project.
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