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Ajaxified Body...
I've often wondered if it was possible to use Ajax to reload the main content of a web application without reloading the header, menu and footer. SiteMesh allows you to move these common elements to a decorator that gets wrapped around each page.
Jean Deruelle: Mobicents Sip Servlets 0.6 achieves JSR-289 compliance
Jean Deruelle, Project Lead of Mobicents blogs that Mobicents is the first Open Source SIP Servlets 1.1 server to pass the TCK. JBoss is now the only vendor to have implemented both the SIP Servlets, and JSLEE specifications.
HTML 5 WebSocket cracks the HTTP request-response barrier
Jonas Jacobi and John Fallows, the founders of Kaazing talk of the need for two way communication and compare it with established request-response and Ajax models of communication. They also touch on how WebSocket can be used in JavaEE applications and its impact on existing architecture and code.
Is RSS killing your productivity?
Are you in the habit of "binging on information"? Have you got more feed subscriptions than you can read in a day? How do you keep on top of all the latest "stuff" but still ensure RSS does not kill your productivity?
A Web OS? Are You Dense? - Ted Dziuba
People are calling Google Chrome a "Web Operating System" and a "Cloud Operating System". Some are even calling it a Windows killer.
I think it's time to nip this horseshit in the bud, before it gets out of hand.
Is Firefox 3 a buggy browser?
I am using the Firefox version 3, which I downloaded during the Download day. I was impressed with the features that were promised by the Firefox team and decided to upgrade from version 2 to 3. Initially everything going fine, but now I am facing some issues with Firefox 3.How EC2 completely transmogrifies your thinking !
Funny and hits the nail on the head. Appease the cron gods indeed.WSO2 Extends SOA Governance With Identity Solution 1.5
WSO2 announced that it has extended its support for service-oriented architecture (SOA) governance through enhanced authentication. Version 1.5 of the WSO2 Identity Solution for strong Web authentication based on open standards and open source is now generally available and adds support for OpenID, a feature for decentralizing single sign-on. Additionally, WSO2 has joined the OpenID Foundation and is a founding member of the Information Card Foundation, which was launched June 23, 2008.Documentation: a Sure Sign of Garbage Code
We should be documenting? Who says?Four minutes introduction to OAuth
What is OAuth and why you should be interested in this ?SOA 2.0 : Why a Revision is Really Necessary
I guess I'm a little late to the debate about "SOA 2.0". However, after going through the arguments, I will have go squarely against the petitioners. The petitioners would have everyone believe that SOA is a well defined idea that has worked wonders in practice. On the contrary, SOA is a term as nebulous as ever, and one in seven SOA endeavors end up in failure. The ideas and concepts behind SOA are just like its WS-NonexistentStandards underpinnings. That is it is careening towards a massive pileup.Google Gears Turns One: Future is in Open Standards
Google Gears, the offline web application API it debuted last year at its developer conference, is turning one this week, and to celebrate, Google will be dropping the company name from Gears. The name change is a symbolic move aimed at reinforcing Google's commitment to working with existing standards communities and helping them to define better open standards for bridging online applications and the offline world.4 Uber Cool Css Techniques For Links
A summary of 4 techniques for links with examples and download option. Each of these techniques is pure css, no ugly hacks, no JavaScript.XHTML 2.0 and HTML 5 The difference is in the details
XHTML 2.0 and HTML 5 are both still not official recommendations and a lot of discussion is still going on in both camps. But with public drafts made available developers are starting to look at these new recommendations and asking what is the difference and why should I choose one over the other? In this article I hope to shed some light on this subject.CSS do's and dont's Part 1: CSS Selecting
Css Globe is starting a series of lightweight articles named "CSS do's and don'ts". First article is focused on CSS selecting process.Gravatar, Please Bring Back PNG Files!
Gravatar recently made some big changes when migrating the site from Ruby on Rails to PHP. While most of these changes are a real benefit, there is one big feature that has been removed -- PNG files are no longer supported!Browser Beta Battle : IE8 vs Firefox 3b5
A quick comparison of page load times on IE8 vs Firefox 3.0b5Pure CSS Animated Progress Bar
Animated progress bar created with nothing but css.JCR and Web 2.0: A Good Fit or Too Heavy for Today's Web?
Yesterday, I received an email about a presentation at TheServerSide Java Symposium by Day Software highlighting the use of the Java Content Repository (JCR) in the Web 2.0 world. In an environment where developers and companies are focusing on a less is more mentality, is there a place for something like JCR?XHTMLJS: New Javascript XHTML editor
The outerXHTML() function is now wrapped with a handy web page that allows you to write or paste bad HTML and see good XHTML markup come out.PHP 5.3 - A Heavy Hitter in Training
The evolution of PHP into an object-oriented programming language has been a very exciting process to watch. I'll admit its advancement seems to move at a glacial pace at times, but looking back we certainly have come a long way. With the release of 5.0 we saw PHP leave its childhood and enter its awkward adolescent stage. At this point there is evidence of a mature and complex object-oriented language while stilll exhibiting many of its younger habits.
So what's in store for us next? Let me explain . . .IE8 and Standards - Holy cow; THEY REALLY DID IT!
Today I was truly 100% blown away, a move I would never expect flashed up in my face when I read the news; IE8 is going to render webpages with standard mode on by default!XHTML 2 vs. HTML 5
After a long lull, things seem to be changing at the W3C — there are two competing specifications under development to replace the aging HTML 4.x and XHTML 1.x standards. Both initiatives are working under the auspices of the W3C, and both are vastly superior to the current crop of web markup languages. They are HTML 5 and XHTML 2.0.The Future of JSON
I am a huge supporter of JSON as a means of communicating with the server side in an Ajax application (you can use JSON as a means of communication on all tiers of an application using a library, but I'm going to mainly focus on the client side for this post). I was looking into the future of JSON and found two great posts.How Google PageRank Works and How to Take Full Advantage of It
Ever wondered how Google's PageRank worked? Now you can know not only how it works, but how to take full advantage of it.Portlet Tutorial - Hello Portlet 2.0 World
How to write your first portletAdvanced CSS Menu Technique
Taking CSS Menu's to a new level by creative uses of the :hover selector.Databases for Programmers
This is a new started blog that I came across that is extremely informative for any programmer that uses databases whether it be MSSQL, POSTGRESQL, or MYSQL.....etc....etc. This blog explains the fundamentals of database architecting as well as different schools on thought on doing certain thinks.Google Pagerank + Knickers = Twist
I don’t really know what to say… people are still tying themselves in knots over the latest Google Pagerank Update. People claiming they’re turning their back on Google because Google knocked them down a few PR notches for them trying to increase PR by spending a shed load of money on links - I mean it’s outrageous they do that! [/sarcasm] - I’d like to see these people actually turn their back on Google and give up all their traffic, somehow I doubt they’d do that though. But anyway! Back to my point.
Request For Open Social Networking
A few thoughts on why we need a social networking system not controlled by any single company.54 Typography Resources Every Designer Should Bookmark
With the following list of resources, you can learn, optimize, and beautify your web typography, and never need to worry about those pesky compatibility issues again.
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