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Google Gears (BETA)
Interesting… Google Gears (BETA) is an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using following JavaScript APIs: Store and serve application resources locally Store data locally in a fully-searchable relational database Run asynchronous Javascript to improve application responsiveness Check it out: Google Gears (BETA) Link to share this: https://gabrielserafini.com/blog/2007/05/31/google-gears-beta/
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My-BIC = Easy Ajax (Another AJAX Framework on del.icio.us today)
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advAJAX / AdvancedAJAX 1.0
Neat looking Ajax library with a lot of configurability. Someone should do a matrix of all the ajax frameworks with what they offer… 🙂 This text contains the list of all methods and variables of the AdvancedAJAX (advAJAX) object. This project is available for free for both private, non-commercial and commercial usage. In case you…
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How vSocial Went from 0 to 71 Million Page Views in (about) 120 Days | Ajax Blog
I’ve been using vSocial more and more lately to watch clips and my main man Shanti recently got a chance for a full-blown interview and posted it over on Ajax Blog. You should definitely check it out since they’ve been scaling massively lately and you can watch cool videos on their site. We wanted to…
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XHR = XMLHttpRequest
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Web 2.0 Bingo!
LOL. I’m like, batting soooo high on this list for ALL of my sekrit projects. I am really a @WWEb2.0 developer I guess. I mean, really, who’s NOT User-Centric with tag clouds these days? Geeez, get with the times! 🙂 Web 2.0 Bingo! (Via del.icio.us and Web 2.0 is Web-Licious) Link to share this: https://gabrielserafini.com/blog/2005/11/29/web-20-bingo/
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system7designs :: Phoogle Maps 2.0
system7designs :: Phoogle Maps 2.0 Phoogle Maps (pronounced like Foogle Maps) is a PHP class that integrates itself with the Google Maps API and with the geocoder.us database to make an easy to use interface to display Google Maps on your site. With about 5 lines of PHP code you can display a customized Google…
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RSS Fun Time
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Logged in as . Logout – WordPress Support forum saves the day.
So… I was having a brutal bug with WordPress seeming to think that I was logged in when I wasn’t. I tried everything I could think of, turning off all plugins, trying different themes, looking at various database settings. Then, of course, I finally had to just Google what I was looking for. And lo…
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Ajax Blog – All Ajax, all the time – XMLHttpRequest, Javascript, Web 2.0 all the way
