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  • Advantages of AJAX Program for Internet Server.

    Ajax Blog
    Santosh Kunwar
    22 Apr 2013 | 12:21 pm
    Main reason powering your recognition connected with Ajax can be that it is not a sole technology, yet it is a similar systems like HTML, CSS, DOM, XML, XSLT, XML http Request in addition to JavaScript. The efforts manufactured by these types of systems usually are: XHTML or HTML in addition to Cascading Fashion Linens (CSS): They feature different specifications to produce information towards consumer. Report Object Product (DOM): This permits your powerful manifestation connected with information in addition to permits your discussion involving the consumer along with the information. XML…

  • How much does Google know about you?

    Ajax Blog
    Edward Engledow
    7 Jun 2013 | 11:29 am
    Here is a great infographic that talks about where Google gets its info on you. Via: Safe Choice Security

  • How much does Google know about you?

    Ajax Blog
    Edward Engledow
    7 Jun 2013 | 11:29 am
    Here is a great infographic that talks about where Google gets its info on you. Via: Safe Choice Security

  • Adapting To A Responsive Design (Case Study)

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    Matt Gibson
    18 Jun 2013 | 6:48 am
       This is the story of what we learned during a redesign for our most demanding client — ourselves! In this article, I will explain, from our own experience of refreshing our agency website, why we abandoned a separate mobile website and will review our process of creating a new responsive design. At Cyber-Duck, we have been designing both responsive websites and adaptive mobile websites for several years now. Both options, of course, have their pros and cons. With a separate mobile website, you have the opportunity to tailor content and even interactions to the context of your…

  • Comment on jQuery 2.0 Released by Tiago Martins

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    Tiago Martins
    17 Jun 2013 | 3:47 am
    Finally the market are leaving IE 6/7/8, but unfortunately i cannot use this jQuery version in all my projects because in some of my projects my target users still using IE8.
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    Ajax Blog

  • How much does Google know about you?

    Edward Engledow
    7 Jun 2013 | 11:29 am
    Here is a great infographic that talks about where Google gets its info on you. Via: Safe Choice Security

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    Grace Mbuti
    19 May 2013 | 8:31 am
    Wanna show you how much.

  • Advantages of AJAX Program for Internet Server.

    Santosh Kunwar
    22 Apr 2013 | 12:21 pm
    Main reason powering your recognition connected with Ajax can be that it is not a sole technology, yet it is a similar systems like HTML, CSS, DOM, XML, XSLT, XML http Request in addition to JavaScript. The efforts manufactured by these types of systems usually are: XHTML or HTML in addition to Cascading Fashion Linens (CSS): They feature different specifications to produce information towards consumer. Report Object Product (DOM): This permits your powerful manifestation connected with information in addition to permits your discussion involving the consumer along with the information. XML…

  • Special Databases

    Edward Engledow
    23 Dec 2012 | 10:44 am
    Special Databases have compiled a colossal database of business leads in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to help businesses turn potential leads into genuine sales. This information is available for interested parties at reasonable and affordable pricing. All listings are designed to integrate with other business databases for ease of use. Special Databases is constantly updating all their listings to offer quality information vital to businesses of the 21st century. Businesses need up-to-date information of potential customers to build their patronage. Utilizing the…

  • Nexsan Data Storage Solutions

    Edward Engledow
    8 Jul 2012 | 6:43 am
    Offering data storage for organizations of any size, Nexsan provides easy to use and efficient storage. The company prides itself in its array of options such as disk to disk backup and in the usability of its services. A powerful system will allow many options and possibilities, but not necessarily easy accessibility and usage. Nexsan’s goal is to make the process smooth and remove obstacles that waste time and resources. The storage solutions offered take an extremely short time to set up, so the system can be up and running in minutes. As if that wasn’t enough, the quickly installed…
 
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    Ajax Blog

  • How much does Google know about you?

    Edward Engledow
    7 Jun 2013 | 11:29 am
    Here is a great infographic that talks about where Google gets its info on you. Via: Safe Choice Security

  • Appreciate

    Grace Mbuti
    19 May 2013 | 8:31 am
    Wanna show you how much.

  • Advantages of AJAX Program for Internet Server.

    Santosh Kunwar
    22 Apr 2013 | 12:21 pm
    Main reason powering your recognition connected with Ajax can be that it is not a sole technology, yet it is a similar systems like HTML, CSS, DOM, XML, XSLT, XML http Request in addition to JavaScript. The efforts manufactured by these types of systems usually are: XHTML or HTML in addition to Cascading Fashion Linens (CSS): They feature different specifications to produce information towards consumer. Report Object Product (DOM): This permits your powerful manifestation connected with information in addition to permits your discussion involving the consumer along with the information. XML…

  • Special Databases

    Edward Engledow
    23 Dec 2012 | 10:44 am
    Special Databases have compiled a colossal database of business leads in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to help businesses turn potential leads into genuine sales. This information is available for interested parties at reasonable and affordable pricing. All listings are designed to integrate with other business databases for ease of use. Special Databases is constantly updating all their listings to offer quality information vital to businesses of the 21st century. Businesses need up-to-date information of potential customers to build their patronage. Utilizing the…

  • Nexsan Data Storage Solutions

    Edward Engledow
    8 Jul 2012 | 6:43 am
    Offering data storage for organizations of any size, Nexsan provides easy to use and efficient storage. The company prides itself in its array of options such as disk to disk backup and in the usability of its services. A powerful system will allow many options and possibilities, but not necessarily easy accessibility and usage. Nexsan’s goal is to make the process smooth and remove obstacles that waste time and resources. The storage solutions offered take an extremely short time to set up, so the system can be up and running in minutes. As if that wasn’t enough, the quickly installed…
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    Smashing Magazine Feed

  • Adapting To A Responsive Design (Case Study)

    Matt Gibson
    18 Jun 2013 | 6:48 am
       This is the story of what we learned during a redesign for our most demanding client — ourselves! In this article, I will explain, from our own experience of refreshing our agency website, why we abandoned a separate mobile website and will review our process of creating a new responsive design. At Cyber-Duck, we have been designing both responsive websites and adaptive mobile websites for several years now. Both options, of course, have their pros and cons. With a separate mobile website, you have the opportunity to tailor content and even interactions to the context of your…

  • Five Ways To Prevent Bad Microcopy

    Bill Beard
    17 Jun 2013 | 10:13 am
       You’ve just created the best user experience ever. You had the idea. You sketched it out. You started to build it. Except you’re already in trouble, because you’ve forgotten something: the copy. Specifically, the microcopy. Microcopy is the text we don’t talk about very often. It’s the label on a form field, a tiny piece of instructional text, or the words on a button. It’s the little text that can make or break your user experience. If you think you’ve built the best user experience but didn’t make sure the microcopy was spot on, then you haven’t built the best…

  • 200 Foodie Pack: A Free Set Of Food Icons

    The Smashing Editorial
    17 Jun 2013 | 8:14 am
       Today we are pleased to feature a set of 200 useful and beautiful foodie icons. This freebie was created by the team behind Freepik, and at the time of writing it’s the largest set of food icons available on the web in one pack. The 200 Foodie Pack includes 200 customized icons available in PNGs (32×32px, 64×64px, 128×128px), as well as in AI, EPS and vector format. Perfect for any projects around gourmet, food, restaurant, gastronomy and the like. Enjoy! Large preview Download The Freebie! You may freely use it for both your private and commercial projects without any…

  • What Leap Motion And Google Glass Mean For Future User Experience

    Tommy Walker
    14 Jun 2013 | 2:42 am
       With the Leap Motion controller being released on June 27th and the Google Glass Explorer program already live, it is obvious that our reliance on the mouse or even the monitor to interact with the Web will eventually become obsolete. The above statement seems like a given, considering that technology moves at such a rapid pace. Yet in 40 years of personal computing, our methods of controlling our machines haven’t evolved beyond using a mouse, keyboard and perhaps a stylus. Only in the last six years have we seen mainstream adoption of touchscreens. Given that emerging control…

  • Building An App In 45 Minutes With Meteor

    Sacha Greif
    13 Jun 2013 | 2:17 am
       The other day, I finally accomplished one of my long-standing goals: to go from one of those “Wouldn’t it be cool…” ideas to a working, live app in less than 1 hour. 45 minutes, actually. It all started with a design meet-up in San Francisco. I can honestly say this was the best meet-up I’ve ever been to: Even though it was announced only two days in advance, more than 200 people RSVPed, and a good number of them showed up. It was a great chance to put faces to familiar names, as well as to make new friends. But I got to talking with so many people that I didn’t have…
 
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    Sencha Blog

  • Using Native APIs in Sencha Desktop Packager

    18 Jun 2013 | 8:00 am
    Sencha Desktop Packager lets you to take an existing web application and deploy it as a desktop application. You can also integrate with the native platform by using additional APIs to create menus, show file dialogs, and access the file system. In this blog post, we’ll show a simple text editor to demonstrate the use of these native APIs. If you’re new to Sencha Desktop Packager, watch the 3-minute walkthrough. If you don’t have Desktop Packager yet, download the 30-day trial edition, available for Windows, OS X, and Linux. At any time, you can always refer to the online…

  • Sencha Touch and Ext JS Customer Spotlight: Smile Brands Inc.

    14 Jun 2013 | 8:00 am
    Smile Brands Inc. is one of the largest providers of support services to dental groups in the United States. Smile Brands Inc. provides comprehensive business support services to more than 1,300 dentists and hygienists practicing in over 360 Bright Now!® Dental, Monarch Dental®, and Castle Dental® offices in 18 states. At Smile Brands, we use Ext JS and Sencha Touch to build applications for our practice management platform. We’ve chosen to develop HTML5 web applications for the desktop and mobile devices to first supplement, and then replace, an existing green screen…

  • Sencha Announces Instructor-led, Live Online Training

    12 Jun 2013 | 2:57 pm
    We're pleased to announce that Sencha Training courses are now available as instructor-led Live Online Training. If you’ve had trouble finding a training course in a nearby city, you can now attend our expert-led courses from any location in the world. Sencha Live Online classes are offered as a series of half-day, hands-on sessions. Your instructor uses screen sharing to deliver the same course you’d receive if you attended classroom training — all you need is a good internet connection, a computer with two monitors and a headset. Each lecture is recorded, and there are…

  • Introducing Animator 1.5

    11 Jun 2013 | 6:00 am
    Sencha Animator is our powerful CSS3 Animation tool. With Animator, you simply drag and drop objects onto a canvas, and then adjust related properties and keyframes to create rich interactive animations. This versatile tool has been used to create games, ads, interactive children books, ui mockups, motion design studies, presentations, and more. Download Sencha Animator 1.5 Today we’re excited to announce our biggest update yet. Sencha Animator 1.5 is more powerful and easier than ever to use. Our latest release improves core functionality in exporting, embedding, and overall browser…

  • The New, The Improved & The Shiny at SenchaCon 2013

    10 Jun 2013 | 11:30 am
    As we speak, the entire Sencha team is battened down for the closing weeks of preparation for SenchaCon 2013, July 16–19 in Orlando, Florida. We’ve published most of our sessions, announced most of our speakers and shown you the insane after-hours parties we’ve got in store. Now we’re going to give you a little sneak peek at what we’ll be talking about in those secret sessions on the schedule. It’s time to lift the curtain — just a little bit — on the new features and products we’ll be announcing. Frameworks We’ve delivered on our…
 
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    Yahoo! User Interface Blog

  • YUI Weekly for June 14th, 2013

    Derek Gathright
    14 Jun 2013 | 1:45 pm
    Welcome to YUI Weekly, the weekly roundup of news and announcements from the YUI team and community. If you have any interesting demos or links you’d like to share, feel free to leave a comment below. This week saw the release of Pure v0.2.0, an update that includes improvements to Forms, Grids, and Menus. In addition, there were accessibility tweaks and the introduction of grunt test. You can find all the details on this release at purecss.io/updates/, the changelog, and the v0.1.0…v0.2.0 diff. Thanks to the 8 contributors for their 90 commits that make up v0.2.0! In other Pure news,…

  • Pure 0.2.0 Released

    Tilo
    12 Jun 2013 | 12:42 pm
    Pure is a set of small, responsive CSS modules that you can use in every web project. Two weeks after its initial launch, we’re releasing the next version of Pure! With Pure 0.2.0, we set out to fix some low-level :focus issues across the library, along with improving the developer workflow. Most of the components within Pure also received some love. Start using the latest version from the CDN by dropping this link tag on your page: <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.2.0/pure-min.css"> Check out the Updates page on the Pure website for…

  • YUI Weekly for June 7th, 2013

    Derek Gathright
    7 Jun 2013 | 4:36 pm
    Welcome to YUI Weekly, the weekly roundup of news and announcements from the YUI team and community. If you have any interesting demos or links you’d like to share, feel free to leave a comment below. This week saw the introduction of two patch releases to YUI 3.10. First up was YUI 3.10.2, a scheduled release to mark the conclusion of Sprint 7, which includes a variety of bug fixes and stability enhancements for over a dozen components, including Attribute, Charts, Widget, and more. The second release this week was YUI 3.10.3, an unscheduled patch release to resolve a security…

  • YUI 3.10.3 Released to Fix Reintroduced SWF Vulnerability

    Andrew Wooldridge
    6 Jun 2013 | 3:17 pm
    Update: There was an issue with the downloadable .zip package that prevented successful extraction that has now been fixed. We are releasing YUI 3.10.3 today to fix a .swf vulnerability that was inadvertantly reintroduced in YUI 3.10.2. Any project which is self-hosting the YUI 3.10.2 io.swf file should upgrade to YUI 3.10.3 to resolve the vulnerability. Any project which is not self-hosting the YUI 3.10.2 io.swf file is not affected by the vulnerability. You can find YUI 3.10.3 on CDN, as a download, and on npm. Details We released YUI 3.10.1 last month to correct a .swf vulnerability.

  • YUI 3.10.2 Released

    Andrew Wooldridge
    4 Jun 2013 | 12:18 pm
    We are happy to announce the release of YUI 3.10.2! You can find it now on the Yahoo! CDN, download it directly, or pull it in via npm. We’ve also updated the YUI Library website with the latest documentation. Since we’ve had a number of larger releases lately, this release represents an effort to do some “spring cleaning” on the codebase. Behind the scenes we’ve also been working hard on our CI system. We’ve been digging deep into flaky browser tests to ensure that we have the highest confidence in future releases across our supported YUI Target…
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    The Dojo Toolkit Blog

  • Case Study: Iron Services

    Dylan Schiemann
    3 Jun 2013 | 5:15 pm
    The large companies that use Dojo are widely known. This series features lesser known users of Dojo, and their stories. This time, we interview Jordi Josa from Iron Services, creator of English Audiobooks – Librivox and other English language learning applications. Q: Could you tell us your experience with Dojo Mobile Framework? A: Not long ago I decided to introduce in the world of mobile programming. My idea was to do several applications to help people like me were learning a Foreign language, in this case English. After a search of the various technological options I decided to use…

  • Dojo is now hosted on GitHub

    Colin Snover
    3 Jun 2013 | 1:09 am
    I’m pleased to announce that after a prolonged period of incomplete mirroring, we’ve now fully migrated Dojo’s source code to GitHub. Future development will be performed there instead of the Subversion repository, which is now read-only and effectively dead. We will continue to use bugs.dojotoolkit.org for issue tracking, but patches should now be submitted directly as pull requests. The CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines in each repository provide guidelines on sending patches. As an unavoidable part of this update, the old repositories on GitHub have had their histories rewritten. This means…

  • Spring and Summer 2013 Dojo Events

    Dylan Schiemann
    28 May 2013 | 4:29 pm
    There are a number of Dojo events this spring and summer. We hope to meet you at one of these events: Meetups Meet The Intern at the Ottawa JavaScript Meetup. Dylan Schiemann. June 12. Ottawa, ON. Free registration required. Conferences JSConf. Dojo Committers Peter Higgins, Brian Arnold, Nikolai Onken, and Luis Montes are all giving talks this year, as are Dojo community members Rebecca Murphey, Blaine Bublitz, Brian Cavalier, and Scott Andrews. May 28 – June 1. Amelia Island, Florida. Paid registration required. Dutch Mobile Conference. Dojo Committer Eric Durocher is speaking. June…

  • Dojo 1.9 Released!

    Dylan Schiemann
    7 May 2013 | 9:06 am
    The Dojo team is very excited to announce the immediate release of Dojo 1.9! This release would not have been possible without significant contributions from the Dojo team. Special thanks to Adam Peller, Adrian Vasiliu, Ben Hockey, Bill Keese, Brandon Payton, Brian Arnold, Bryan Forbes, Christophe Jolif, Colin Snover, Damien Mandrioli, Doug Hays, Dylan Schiemann, Ed Chatelain, Eric Durocher, Evan Huang, Ken Franqueiro, Kitson Kelly, Kris Zyp, Mangala Sadhu Sangeet Singh Khalsa, Patrick Ruzand, Paul Bouchon, Rawld Gill, Sergey Grebnov, Yoshiroh Kamiyama, and dozens of others, and to IBM,…

  • Case Study: eEnglish

    Dylan Schiemann
    15 Jan 2013 | 9:37 am
    The large companies that use Dojo are widely known. As part of a new feature, we’re going to start introducing users of Dojo and tell their stories. First up is eEnglish, with an interview of Marty Humphreys. Q: How did you learn about Dojo? A: I first found out about Dojo, I think it was version 0.3, while searching for a rich user interface toolkit to aid in rapid development of some internal web-based tools. The first project was a utility that performed DNS record lookups at regular intervals to track changes to the whois information for websites hosted for clients. We called it Dr.
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    MooTools

  • MooTools on Bountysource

    Arian
    30 May 2013 | 12:11 pm
    Today we enabled Bountysource for MooTools Core and MooTools More. Bountysource is a funding platform for Open Source projects like MooTools. It works as follows: there is an issue on GitHub. You, or anyone else, can create a bounty to back the issue. Then some developer (either a MooTools Team Member or some other contributor) fixes the issue. Once it gets merged and he or she can collect the bounty! We think this could help to prioritize issues and to increase community contributions. After all, who doesn’t like to get some pocket money to buy a beer or MooTools t-shirt!

  • MooTools Conference

    Garrick
    18 Apr 2013 | 12:28 pm
    This year we’re thinking about getting everyone in the MooTools community together, in one place, for a weekend to meet up, chat, discuss, and have an all-around good time. That’s right, we’re trying to plan a MooTools Conference! But before we can do that, we need your help. We’ve set up a form so we can gauge interest in a MooTools Conference. All you need to do is take a minute and answer the questions. We’ll keep the form up until next week, but make sure you answer quickly so we can start planning this awesome Official MooTools Gathering (or OMG—which…

  • Contributing to MooTools

    Arian
    18 Mar 2013 | 1:33 pm
    Sometimes we get requests from people that want to contribute to MooTools. In this post I would like to give some pointers how one could help, but first I’ll tell how I got involved in the MooTools project. It was late 2009, the MooTools Forge (plugin repository) was just released, and I was learning JavaScript and MooTools by creating many plugins. This is already the first form of contributing to the MooTools project: releasing code that might benefit others. The cool thing about this was that I also helped other people on GitHub that released their MooTools plugins, and thanks to…

  • MooTools 1.2.6 Released

    kentaromiura
    19 Feb 2013 | 9:12 am
    This is a new maintenance release for the old 1.2 series. The new ECMAScript 6 specification has a proposal for String.prototype.contains that unfortunately conflicts with the MooTools implementation of contains. Firefox 18 already ships this new version of contains. This is not a problem for MooTools 1.3.x and onward, but this breaks MooTools 1.2.5, especially the code inside the MooTools framework that utilized this method, like selectors. This new 1.2.6 release solves these issues by overwriting the native version with the MooTools version of String.prototype.contains. For the next…

  • Book Review: Découvrez MooTools - Un framework JavaScript pour des sites dynamiques et interactifs

    jpdery
    4 Dec 2012 | 2:26 pm
    Until recently, French literature about MooTools was pretty much non-existent. Thanks to Xavier Lecomte, now there is a very good book about MooTools in your native tongue that will get you up to speed in no time. Découvrez Mootools - Un framework JavaScript pour des sites dynamiques et interactifs (Discover MooTools - A javascript framework for dynamic and interactive websites) is aimed at beginner and intermediate developers who wish to create spectacular effects using MooTools. This book does not go deep into topics that would likely only confuse you, but instead it keeps everything…
 
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    DHTMLX Blog

  • Custom Scroll for DHTMLX Components

    Ivan
    12 Jun 2013 | 6:00 am
    With the latest version of DHTMLX, you can add custom scrolls to the DHTMLX components, such as Grid, Tree, Layout, DataView, and others. The custom scroll looks and behaves similar to scrolls on Mac OS. The scroll bar is hidden and appears when the user start scrolling. It also gets wider on mouse over. To enable custom scroll feature, you need to download the required files (customscroll.js and customscroll.css) and add them to the page after the dhtmlx library: <link rel"stylesheet" type"text/css" href"customscroll.css"> <script…

  • dhtmlxVault 1.7 Released

    Ivan
    28 May 2013 | 4:02 am
    Our JavaScript file upload component dhtmlxVault has been updated to version 1.7. The new version adds compatibility with IE10 and the ability to set the sizes of the uploader. You can now resize the uploader box to fit your app interface requirements.   Download the Standard Edition of dhtmlxVault 1.7 (available under GNU GPL) or buy the PRO Edition. The additional feature of the PRO Edition is progress bar that shows the upload process. Tweet

  • DHTMLX 3.6 Released with New Great Features

    Ivan
    18 Apr 2013 | 5:51 am
    We are excited to announce the long awaited release of DHTMLX 3.6. This update is aimed to fix the known bugs and improve stability and performance of the DHTMLX UI components. This release brings new features to dhtmlxForm and dhtmlxChart, and introduces a new component – dhtmlxPopup. dhtmlxPopup With this new UI component, the DHTMLX library allows you to save space on a page and display some additional information or UI element in a nice-looking JavaScript popup. dhtmlxPopup can be used as a simple tooltip or list, or it can include other DHTMLX component: form, grid, calendar,…

  • JavaPlanner: Full-Featured Scheduler for Java

    Ivan
    4 Mar 2013 | 2:11 am
    In our efforts to simplify the use of dhtmlxScheduler with the server-side technologies, we would like to introduce our new product, JavaPlanner. It is a Java (backend) version of our event calendar that allows you to effortlessly integrate a scheduling calendar into your web-based Java applications. JavaPlanner provides easy integration with JSP and popular Java frameworks: Grails, Spring, and Struts. You can also use JavaPlanner with other frameworks since its server-side code uses the standard Java approaches. To see how to use JavaPlanner with mentioned technologies, you can download demo…

  • dhtmlxScheduler 3.7 Released with Touch Screen Support

    Ivan
    20 Feb 2013 | 6:05 am
    We are happy to announce the release of version 3.7 of dhtmlxScheduler. The highlight of this release is the support for touch screens. If you need a Google-like event calendar for your app or website that can be viewed on both desktop and mobile devices, dhtmlxScheduler 3.7 now offers a simple solution for that. With this update, the Scheduler works equally well on large touchscreen monitors, tablets, and smartphones (Windows 8, iOS, and Android devices). Although on phones, the scheduler’s interface is harder to read and navigate because of small screen sizes. Note that we also offer…
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    ②ality – JavaScript and more

  • ECMAScript 6: automatically binding extracted methods

    Axel Rauschmayer
    14 Jun 2013 | 3:31 am
    This blog post demonstrates how to use ECMAScript 6 proxies to automatically bind methods that are extracted from an object. The problem with extracting methods It’s a common JavaScript gotcha: If you extract a method from an object, it becomes a normal function. It loses the connection to the object and acessing properties via this doesn’t work, any more. Let’s look at an example: var jane = { name: 'Jane', describe: function() { 'use strict'; // (*) return "I’m "+this.name; // (**) } }; In line (*), we are switching on strict mode, which means that this in line (**) is undefined…

  • Do we really need privacy?

    Axel Rauschmayer
    11 Jun 2013 | 12:40 am
    Due to the NSA spying program PRISM [1], we are again discussing the importance of privacy. People who don’t mind its current erosion have one compelling argument on their side: If spying – by whatever means – can prevent just a single terrorist attack then isn’t it worth it? This blog post mentions some of the risks of widespread spying. A tremendous amount of power Surveillance data gives people with access to it a tremendous amount of power. Quoting “You commit three felonies a day” by Jason Kottke for kottke.org: The average professional in this country wakes up in the…

  • Freezing instances and the first invoked constructor

    Axel Rauschmayer
    8 Jun 2013 | 5:39 am
    Let’s say you want to write a constructor that produces instances that are frozen (immutable). One problem, you have to solve, is: when do you freeze this? If you always – unconditionally – perform the operation in the constructor then you can’t create sub-constructors that have their own instance properties. This blog post explains how to work around this problem. The problem Naively, you would write a constructor Point with frozen instances as follows. function Point(x, y) { this.x = x; this.y = y; Object.freeze(this); } But now you can’t write a sub-constructor [1] ColorPoint:…

  • Denying PRISM

    Axel Rauschmayer
    7 Jun 2013 | 9:02 pm
    I’m really not much of a conspiracy theorist, but “Triangulating on truth – the totalitarian state” (by Michael Arrington for Uncrunched) presents a good one: On the Washington Post story [about the NSA spy program PRISM], that means one of these things must be true [emphasis is mine]: The NSA presentation is fake and the Washington Post got duped, or Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Apple, etc. are lying, or The presentation is real, and the companies are carefully drafting responses so that they aren’t technically lying. I believe the third option above is truth. The denials…

  • Triggering events in vanilla JavaScript

    Axel Rauschmayer
    5 Jun 2013 | 10:20 pm
    So you want to trigger an event for a DOM element, without using jQuery? This blog post gives you a quick recipe for doing so. The running example is about sending a submit event to a form. I needed to do that for a demo of user interface testing via CasperJS. And, unfortunately, the Form#submit method does not send that event on most web engines. The recipe Steps: Look up the constructor of the event, via a table on MDN that maps event names to event constructors. Example: submit events are created via the Event constructor. Look up the arguments of the event constructor, via the drafts of…
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    ASP.NET AJAX

  • How RadDropDownTree for ASP.NET AJAX Became More Useful and Fully Replaced the TreeView in ComboBox Integration

    14 Jun 2013 | 2:28 am
    <p>We first released our <a href="http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/dropdowntree.aspx">ASP.NET DropDownTree</a> control with Q1.2013 and for one release we managed to introduce significant improvements to its features. Keep reading to see what&rsquo;s new with the latest Q2 2013 release as well as what&rsquo;s yet to come. </p> <p><strong>What was the situation before we introduced RadDropDownTree?</strong></p> <p>To implement the same scenario before the release of the DropDownTree, you had to integrate our…

  • The Attack of the Light-Rendered or how Lightweight beats Heavyweight with CSS3 and HTML5

    13 Jun 2013 | 4:06 am
    <p> It&rsquo;s been a while since we last talked about the cool new <strong>Lightweight Rendering mode</strong> which has been available for <a target="_blank" href="http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/combobox/examples/functionality/rendermode/defaultcs.aspx">Telerik's ASP.NET ComboBox</a> for several months and with the <a href="http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/whats-new.aspx">Q2 2013 release</a> is now available for our <a…

  • The Q2 2013 release of the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX is here - take it for a spin

    12 Jun 2013 | 7:00 am
    <p> I am pleased to announce that today we released Q2 2013. The new version comes with plenty of highly requested and promised in the <a href="http://blogs.telerik.com/Feeds/www.telerik.com/feedback/ajax" target="_blank">Public FeedbackPortal</a>, <a href="http://www.telerik.com/support/pits.aspx" target="_blank">PITS</a>, <a href="http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/whats-new.aspx#RoadMap" target="_blank"> What&rsquo;s New </a> and <a…

  • Introducing the SeriesItems Collection in RadHtmlChart for ASP.NET AJAX

    4 Jun 2013 | 3:43 am
    <h2>Intro</h2> <p>You might have already noticed the change <span style="color: black;">in&nbsp;</span><span style="color: black;"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/html-chart.aspx">Telerik's ASP.NET Chart based on HTML5</a></span> in <a href="http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/13-05-24/check-the-early-bits-the-q2-13-beta-for-asp.net-ajax-is-now-available" target="_blank">Q2 2013 Beta</a> - the introduction of the new…

  • New Batch Editing Functionality Brings the User Experience of Telerik’s Grid for ASP.NET AJAX Closer to Excel

    31 May 2013 | 7:10 am
    <p><span style="line-height: 1.5;">Following the tendencies for improved web experience we at Telerik are pushing more and more operations to be performed on the client. Now with the&nbsp;</span><a href="http://www.telerik.com/account/your-products/trial-product-versions/download-trial-file.aspx?fileid=14623&amp;pid=0&amp;dispkey=True" style="line-height: 1.5;">Q2 2013 Beta release</a><span style="line-height: 1.5;">&nbsp;we have turned our&nbsp;</span><a…
 
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