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Step By Step - Using Silverlight to Access a WCF Service Hosted In a Console Application
In our projects, we often have a requirement of accessing Cross Domain Services in Silverlight. There are certain steps to be followed to able to do so. But what if the service is hosted in a console application or a windows service? In this article, we will follow a step by step approach and discuss how to create and consume a WCF Service hosted in a console application using Silverlight. We will also explore how to provide a Policy File at a given URI using REST.
Silverlight 2 RC0 - Important & Less Obvious things developers need to know
Silverlight 2 RC0 is out. This is a condensed list of the most important new items you should know about RC0 and some important new trends Microsoft doing with Silverlight. This isn't your simple Beta 1 -> Beta 2 upgrade.
FixPicture Flash
the web 2.0 application i made for xnview
Drag and Drop controls at runtime using Silverlight 2
Let us see how to add drag-drop functionality on controls kept in the Silverlight plug-in, at runtime. We will explore how to add the MouseMove, MouseDown and MouseUp events to these controls. We will also see how to drag the Button control.
The Sun UK bets on Air and Sex
Nice Adobe AIR Desktop RSS reader. The application as simple as it is makes use of Flash, chroma key transparencies, rss web services, and offline storage using sqlite.
Great Design Resources For RIA Developers
A list of great design resources for RIA Developers.
Increase productivity with Todoist
A guide to increase productivity using Todoist online task management tool.
Near C Performance for RIAs with Next Generation Mozilla JavaScript Engine
The Mozilla Foundation has developed TraceMonkey a trace-based JIT compiler that pushes the envelope on JavaScript performance. With plans to be incorporated it in the 3.1 release of Firefox, it delivers near C performance and promises to ‘leap frog’ RIA development to a new level.What Google Can Teach Ajax Developers
With Google Gadgets, Google has arguably pushed Ajax scalability and testing harder than any other single vendor. But that was only the beginning. Adam Sah, architect of Google Gadgets, has been experimenting with using Gadgets to display ads. This summarizes a talk he gave recently to the Visual Ajax User Group.Universal Mind Announces SpatialKey
SpatialKey makes it easier than ever to expose the "time and place" information locked in your data. It's easy to get your data into the system, and easy to use the highly interactive environment to quickly anwer questions and discover trends.JavaFX Too Late...But Who Cares
These RIA technologies [AIR / Silverlight / JavaFX] are popular the same way all these Web Frameworks are popular. Everyone thinks they are cool. Everyone blogs about them. In the real world, no one really uses them. They are all designed for cookie cutter web applications which we all know don't really exist.Tecnologias web de los más grandes
What nine of the world's largest websites are running on - tecnologías web 2.0 que usan los grandes sitios
ThinWire - Open Source Ajax RIA Framework: Participate / TutorialDebugging
un framework sublime pour creer des application web au look desktop
11 Powerful Firefox 3 Add-ons to Replace Standalone Apps
Firefox add-on developers have created some impressive applications that can replace larger, bloated programs. These add-ons can help if you have a small amount of precious hard drive space or you are on a tight budget and don’t have cash to fork out for applications. All, of which, can be accessed right from your Firefox browser window.SWF is Searchable
Index SWF content by playing them back (like a user)
Why my Ajax Framework is better than yours
In this article Ruben, the developer of the very first Ajax implementation (vcXMLRPC), is showing where Javeline PlatForm stands in the world of Ajax frameworks. Javeline PlatForm has been a closed source project for years, but has recently been released under LGPL and is ready to take over the world.
Are you still writing Javascript to implement Ajax and rich client features? Than be sure to read this article and have a look at the future.The Other RIA Desktop Platform: Curl Nitro
Curl is another player in the RIA (Rich Internet Applications) space, going up against Microsoft Silverlight, Adobe's Flex platform, and OpenLazlo, among others. The Curl platform provides developers a way to build web-based apps that can't be easily built using Ajax or other web-based technologies. Those apps can be deployed both within the web browser or on the desktop via Curl Nitro, an extension of the Curl platform. To show off what Nitro can do, the company has recently released a demo app featuring a visual representation of the Facebook social graph.Best Ajax tutorials
Many tutorials and example programs to learn Ajax.jQuery Examples
Learn jQuery with examples. Online demo of jQuery examples is also provides.JSFOne: The One Event Exclusively Focused on the JSF Ecosystem
There's so much going on in the world of JavaServer Faces, that you may want a bit of guidance -- some expert insight to steer you in the right direction. That's why I teamed up with the No Fluff Just Symposiums to host the first annual JSFOne conference, September 4th-6th in the Washington, DC area. It will be running in conjunction with the Rich Web Experience East -- two great conferences, one low price.Get to know "Merb"
Get to know the lightweight pocket rocket framework, MerbBuzzwords 2.0: What is Web 2.0? What is RIA? What is Ajax?
am doing a lot of customer presentations these days, so am getting much "constructive criticism" about the number of confusing buzzwords on the WaveMaker web site. Buzzwords represent job security for entrepreneurs like me who would be practically unemployable were it not for our secret knowledge of the true meaning of words like Web 2.0.Getting Started with "Software as a Service"
"Software as a Service" (SaaS) is an increasingly popular model for providing software functionality, as it is economical in terms of both cost and customer hardware resources. The NetBeans team created a Web Services Manager in NetBeans IDE 6.1 in order to support SaaS applications, making it easy for Java developers to access all the popular SaaS services on the web.Wicket - Updating ListViews using an AjaxLink and Modifying Attributes
Consider the following senario: we want to display some data in a table like manner, and we want it to update when we click on a link or button. We do not want to do a complete page refresh, we want it in an ajax way. Also we would like the modify the css for each cell.
In wicket you can use a ListView iterate over a List of Objects and display them in a table like manner.
This blog describes how you can update ListView data and modify the css for each cell.Silverlight 2 Beta 2 Goodies
Announced at Tech Ed today: Silverlight 2 Beta 2 is coming this week, right on time according to the information from the MIX08 sessions. There are tons of new things in Silverlight 2 Beta 2, but here are a few of the ones I find interesting.How NOT to design an RIA (hilarious video)
Think you have seen bad UI? Not until you've seen this. This may just take the award.Reviewing the early draft: Servlet 3.0
A review on the new Servlet 3.0 specification. Instead of all those reviews that are about the auto-discovery this article shows some (potential) problems with the proposed annotations. Why the unnecessary use of annotations? The only thing you get is loss of strong typing and loss of code-completion.So many platforms. How does a developer choose?
Developers are faced with more choice in platforms today than ever before. There are social networks like Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, and OpenSocial. There is the iPhone SDK, Google’s Android, and RIM's BlackBerry. There are communications tools like Twitter, Jaiku, and Pownce.
There is the choice of development languages, and associated tools. Do you choose Java? Ruby on Rails? Python? PHP? Flash? Django? .NET?Web 2.0 Workgroup - Rich User Experience
Web 2.0 Workgroup - Rich User Experience page
Project Twitter - Fun with Jquery
According to Matt Machell "Recently it occurred to me that everybody’s favourite micro-blogging / life-streaming / meta-water-cooler Twitter, could actually be quite a useful tool for doing some lightweight project tracking. So I decided to experiment a bit"
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