Examples
Tuesday, June 14th, 2005
Category: Examples
In the weeks before our Ajax presentation at the recent TheServerSide.com Java Symposium (note that Ajax isn’t mentioned in the talk description; we proposed the talk long before the term Ajax came into vogue), Dion and I tossed around ideas for compelling demos. Dion had the idea of an ajaxian shell interface, allowing complete access Read the rest…
Tuesday, June 7th, 2005
Category: .NET
, Examples
, PHP
Chris Campbell has written up a nice piece on Degradable Ajax Form Validation. In his posting, he discusses how to write simple Ajax form validation, and gives server-side implementations in PHP and ASP.
Thursday, June 2nd, 2005
Category: Component
, Examples
eBusiness Applications has released version 3.0 of their Web ComboBox. If you visit their demos you will see examples of all types of combo boxes. I had no idea that you would want so many options!
Wednesday, June 1st, 2005
Category: Ajax
, Examples
, Showcase
Nigel Crawley has written an ajaxian component which reads a given news feed (in this case BBC news feeds), and ticker-tapes them within the body of the component itself. The telegraph has this type of component, traditionally in Java, and is always the slowest thing to come into life. Now they can use a component Read the rest…
Monday, May 30th, 2005
Category: Ajax
, Examples
, Java
, JavaScript
Jens Schumacher has come up with a nice example of an Ajaxian Dynamic Tasklist. It is implemented in a macro for the popular Confluence Wiki from Atlassian. I like the green check, red cross icons, and the bar showing the % of the tasks done. Very Tada.
Friday, May 27th, 2005
Category: Ajax
, Examples
, JavaScript
, Showcase
Scott Watermasysk and co put together a nice example of Ajax called Cojax. Cojax is an ajaxian source code viewer which consists of: Left hand tree structure which represents the source code files/directories On demand retrieval of particular source code, which is color coded nicely Firefox “Loading *” usability pattern It would be nice to Read the rest…
Thursday, May 26th, 2005
Category: Examples
, JavaScript
, Library
This is WICK, the Web Input Completion Kit, an evolving framework that leverages web standards such as JavaScript, DOM and CSS to facilitate textual input in form UI elements assisted by local and remote data sources. This framework strives to remain unobtrusive and preserve a form’s semantics and accessibility. The sample page shows text input Read the rest…
Wednesday, May 25th, 2005
Category: Ajax
, Examples
Garrison Locke has put up an Ajax Spell Checker. This is another good use of client/server. You wouldn’t want to download an entire data dictionary down to the client, and now you don’t have too :)
Wednesday, May 18th, 2005
Category: Examples
, JavaScript
, Usability
Jonathan Snook has re-thunk the old chesnut: Weblog comments. He has implemented a Live Preview option which uses the Yellow Fade Technique, and has a nice clean UI. A nice simple example, that also failsback gracefully.
Tuesday, May 17th, 2005
Category: Ajax
, Dojo
, Examples
, Toolkit
, XmlHttpRequest
Scott Miles took the latest Dojo Toolkit, and built a new Grid Widget: It’s not much of a dataset, but the grid has sorting and in-place editing. The data is retrieved asynchronously from a PHP/MySql backend. I have an internal version which transparently writes edits back to the DB (which is kind of snazzy). Good Read the rest…