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Rackspace Open Sources Whiskey Framework for Node.js Testing March 16, 2012
You can't put Node.js code into production without testing it, but where are all the testing tools? Enter Whiskey from Rackspace.
CoffeeScript and Java Becoming More Popular, Says RedMonk February 14, 2012
The company says people predicting the death of Java are dead wrong.
Creating Reusable jQuery Templates in Visual Studio December 16, 2011
If you're already using jQuery in your ASP.NET and Ajax development, building reusable jQuery templates can make you even more productive.
Leaked Memo Offers More Details About Dart September 16, 2011
Google's new programming language aims to fix fundamental flaws in JavaScript.
Create a Rails-based Excel Clone with jqGrid August 9, 2011
With Rails and the jQuery grid (jqGrid), you can create a rich Excel-like application for your business users.
Combine jqGrid and Rails for Beautified Business Applications May 20, 2011
Learn how to build a rich, data-driven Rails application by adding a slick jQuery grid (jqGrid) to it.
Ajax.org Debuts Development-As-A-Service Platform for Javascript, HTML5 March 14, 2011
Cloud9 IDE also supports Python, Ruby and PHP.
Check Your JavaScript with JSHint February 23, 2011
JSLint fork aims to be more flexible and more community-oriented.
Third-Party JavaScript Leads to Malware on Web Sites July 26, 2010
New research from Dasient shows most sites are involved in risky behavior by leveraging third-party JavaScript.
Building a Simple GridPanel in Ext JS October 7, 2009
The GridPanel is the centerpiece widget for Ext JS, a cross-browser JavaScript library for building rich Internet applications. Learn the basics of loading data from a DataStore and setting up a simple GridPanel.
JSON Interactions Between Server-Side Java and Client-Side YUI July 30, 2009
Learn how to fetch and persist data on the server with a Java server-side implementation, JSON, and the Yahoo! User Interface.
Developing PHP Applications with NetBeans and Eclipse May 13, 2009
Discover the convenience of developing PHP applications using two of the most popular and powerful IDEs on the market, NetBeans and Eclipse.
Putting a YUI Face on a Java Web Application April 30, 2009
Learn how to use Yahoo User Interface (YUI) Web components to develop a real world application with just the right mix of JavaScript/AJAX.
Use JavaScript and the DOM to Create Dynamic Web Pages April 14, 2009
The Document Object Model (DOM) gives you access to all the elements on a web page. Using JavaScript, you can create, modify and remove these elements in the page dynamically.
Consuming PHP Web Services with AJAX April 8, 2009
Discover how to write PHP web services and consume them through SOAP-AJAX calls.
Virtual Earth 101 March 23, 2009
Find out how to use the Virtual Earth AJAX Map Control and the Windows Live Tools for Visual Studio to add sophisticated mapping features to your web applications.
Yahoo's Rich Web UIs for Java Developers March 17, 2009
Java developers who develop web applications with server-side frameworks often don't have the JavaScript expertise to create rich user interfaces. Learn how Yahoo User Interface (YUI) can help bridge that gap.
An Introduction to jQuery, Part 1 February 16, 2009
jQuery is a small JavaScript library that makes development of HTML-based client JavaScript drastically easier.
JavaScript and jQuery: Web Apps as Highly Interactive as Desktop Apps December 30, 2008
Use the advanced CSS features of JavaScript and jQuery to create web applications that behave and look like desktop applications, fueled by drag-and-drop, mouse selection, panning, zooming, and more.
JavaScript as a Foundation Language for Your Web Apps November 11, 2008
Get an overview of the JavaScript programming language, from its basic structure and underlying paradigms to its high-level constructs, concepts, libraries, and functionalities—all of which are powering the current generation of web applications.
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