Learn how to fetch and persist data on the server with a Java server-side implementation, JSON, and the Yahoo! User Interface.

Load balancing is a critical component for scaling web applications while maintaining performance levels.

The Advantage Data Provider for .NET provides a feature-rich mechanism for Delphi developers using the Advantage Database Server (ADS) to build ASP.NET web applications and web services.

HTML 5 is a broad specification with dozens of distinct changes from HTML 4. Get a comprehensive breakdown of the HTML 5 layout elements.

Understanding HTTP's cache headers and compression capabilities is a prerequisite for building high-performance web applications.

Discover how to create a DOM tree from scratch or modify an existing DOM tree using PHP 5.

By manipulating an element's RenderTransform with attached behaviors, you can greatly increase the overall robustness and reusability of any drag-and-drop implementation in Silverlight.

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 provides a robust development platform for server-side developers. Find out how web services exposed by the MS CRM SDK can be used to build line-of-business custom solutions on CRM data.

Discover the convenience of developing PHP applications using two of the most popular and powerful IDEs on the market, NetBeans and Eclipse.

Discover how easy it is to call the Twitter API from your .NET applications.

Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 has been significantly enhanced. Find out how to extend the built-in reporting features and create customized visually-enhanced reports using ASP.NET and Silverlight.

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.

Discover how to write PHP web services and consume them through SOAP-AJAX calls.

If full-featured commercial CMSs don't meet your organization's needs, find out how to build your own.

Get to know Echo2, a pure Java framework for developing AJAX-based web applications. Using Echo2 typically does not require any HTML or JavaScript coding, unless you are extending the framework.

Twitter is ideal for performing all kinds of useful programmatic projects. See how to create a RESTful data application around an XML database, and you will learn how to make the Twitter API work with virtual collections.

XQuery enables you to take advantage of the inherent structure of web pages to create easy-to-write and -maintain data extracts, a building block for new ad-hoc web applications called mashups.

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.

The XML format provides the flexibility to describe anything, but it is also prone to errors and miscommunication. Find out how Resource Description Framework (RDF) can be a solution to these limitations.

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.