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Internet Explorer 8 is in beta and we're able to improve features that we need. Last week I sent a short message to the Microsoft DPE here in Germany with some comments what I like more in Firefox 3 than in Internet Explorer. Well, there are a couple
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Just wanted to drop a quick post to let folks know that I'm in the process of tweaking my user group map scripts to make sure they work properly with Firefox 3. I think I've got it working, but still need to make sure I didn't break anything else, including
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I've been getting more and more interested in how folks extend their applications using plugins and things. In my new ongoing quest to read source code to be a better developer , Dear Reader, I present to you twenty-sixth ( half a year! ) in a infinite
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Sonu Kapoor over at DotNetSlackers.com has, not only a great site, but also some great AJAX controls. He's always looking to improve his controls and today he stumbled across something. He was working on a prototype where he had a div nested inside of
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Are you looking for a .NET or SQL Server User Group? I'm hoping to make your task a little easier by adding a handy user group map to my blog. If you go to the homepage of my blog , and look in the section entitled "My Stuff," you'll find a new widget
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Wow. After 2 hours of pain and suffering, I ran into my own daily WTF. I had some script contained within a .js file in my web. Like many times before, I created a reference to the script in the header. However, the script would only work in the Internet
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I came across this post and found it to be an interesting implementation of Mario. The game is written in 14kb of JavaScript. Check it out at http://blog.nihilogic.dk/2008/04/super-mario-in-14kb-javascript.html . Share this post: email it! | bookmark
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We just keep oscillating back and forth between thin clients and chubby clients. We started with basic terminals receiving text from the server and displaying it, then added control codes and more smarts until we got into things like VT102 and beyond
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While developing my small Ajax.NET M! library for creating Web applications that run on the .NET Micro Framework I have started to write my own Web server. Some years ago I wrote a simple SMTP/POP server and using some code from there was a great help.
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The embeddedworld2008 is over and I had some time to play around with Microsoft .NET Micro Framework devices. I can remember that I had a look on it during the first available betas on Microsoft Connect, but then stopped watching it because of the missing
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Marc Schweigert , one of my DE counterparts from the Public Sector team, has started a project to bring JavaScript Intellisense to the Virtual Earth map control . Awesome! I've used VE for things like the event mapping in Community Megaphone, and while
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I am building a few controls that use client-side script for reuse in the one web app I'm working on. I needed a way to enumerate the property names and values of an object in JavaScript so I knew which properties I had access to. Here's a JavaScript
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James has published a first beta of LINQ to JSON support in his Json.NET library . It looks very similar to my LINQ support in an internal build of Ajax.NET Professional which never has been released. List < Post > posts = GetPosts(); JObject
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Aptana has a cool Eclipse-based IDE for writing AJAX-y websites. It's got built-in support, via plugins, for most of the major Javascript Libraries. At the core of ASP.NET's AJAX support is the Microsoft AJAX Library 3.5 ( direct download ), a collection
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Using Ajax.NET Professional (AjaxPro) you are able to put you AJAX methods wherever you want, if inside the Page class itself, any .NET class in the same project or as a reference class library. To generate the AJAX client-side JavaScript proxies the
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