Thursday, February 28th, 2008
We have talked about a pQuery before, which was a PHP port of jQuery. Now we have a new pQuery for the Perl community: pQuery is a pragmatic attempt to port the jQuery JavaScript framework to Perl. It is pragmatic in the sense that it switches certain JavaScript idioms for Perl ones, in order to Read the rest…
Tuesday, October 16th, 2007
Category: JavaScript, Library
, Perl
Viktor Kojouharov was sick of constantly having html code snippets inside his perl code. He was seeing too many projects where the code was a messy mixture of perl, html, and in some places, javascript. Since he is familiar with the Gtk+ toolkit he decided to make something similar targeted for the Web. He ended Read the rest…
Tuesday, March 21st, 2006
In this post on the Ajax Magazine blog, there’s mention of WEBoggle, an Ajax-enabled web-based multiplayer game of Boggle. WEBoggle is a web-based Multiplayer Boggle Game where you can play and have fun, but the website was already down this morning the second time I check it to write about it. The game is too Read the rest…
Friday, March 3rd, 2006
From the O’Reilly Perl.com site, there’s a new article talking about a simple, quick way to enable Ajax usage inside of Perl, with the help of a module from CPAN. If you’re even remotely connected to web development, you can’t have failed to have heard of Ajax at some point in the last year. It Read the rest…
Wednesday, February 15th, 2006
Category: JavaScript, Library
, Perl
, PHP
, Toolkit
Ajax Agent is another Ajax toolkit/library/framework created by some old Ajax pro’s (the Lead Architect behind Onepage Portal Server (now Sybase Enterprise Portal) & one of the core engineers behind the Content Express For Microsoft Commerce Server). Their aim is to make Ajax work as simple as possible. The PHP version offers three steps to Read the rest…
Saturday, November 5th, 2005
Encodable Industries has released a nice, simple Ajax upload component with a live progress bar. Its a single perl script that can be dropped into any web server with CGI support. Features include max upload size, security via password protection, the real time progress bar, and display of time remaining and elapsed. You can view Read the rest…
Thursday, September 1st, 2005
Category: Perl, Screencast
Catalyst is a framework that is trying to do for Perl, what Rails has done for Ruby. You can view screencast movies, including one which walks you through creating an auto complete piece of Ajax
Tuesday, July 26th, 2005
One of the great gems of Perl is CPAN. Rael noticed that some Perl hackers are jumping into some JavaScript code, and built JSAN, a place to find comprehensive information on JavaScript libraries. As Rael says… The most interesting find in the archive thus far has to be JSAN library itself, allowing scripters to import Read the rest…
Caching and dynamic views
My client does not want to change his cache settings on IE and I'm trying to figure out a way to dynamically update a view each time it is visited. I...
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