Focusing on JavaScript WebReference’s Newsletter, Oct. 3rd, 2008

1. Source: webreference.com, How to Use JavaScript to Validate Form Data, by Joseph Myers.
2. Source: webreference.com, JavaScript and HTML Tricks, by Joseph Myers.
3. Source: webreference.com, Performance Optimizations for High Speed JavaScript, by Joseph Myers.

Focusing on Ajax

How to Create an Ajax Autocompete Text Field, by Rob Gravelle

• Source: webreference, Part 1: Making Use of Free Development Tools.
• Source: webreference, Part 2: Some Useful Code development Settings.
• Source: webreference, Part 3: Importing the JSON Java Utility Files.
• Source: webreference, Part 4: Create the AutocompleteList.css File.
• Source: webreference, Part 5: The AutocompleteList Javascript File
• Source: webreference, Part 6: Create the AutocompleteSearch.jsp File
• Source: webreference, Part 7: The New-And-Improved Autocomplete Control.
• Source: webreference, Part 8: Adding a Scroll Bar.
• Source: webreference, Part 9: The highlightClass Parameter
• Source: webreference, Part 10: Arrow Key Support.
• Source: webreference, Part 11: Creating an Autocomplete Text Field Using the Eclipse Web Tools Platform. 

DevX newsletter week 31, 2008

• Source: devx.com, jQuery Simplifies the AjAX/JavaScript Development, by Edmon Begoli, 21 July, 2008.

Focusing on Javascript (#3 of 3)

 

Download section

• Source: leigeber, Javascript Image Gallery and Slideshow and other interesting Javascript solutions, added by Michael.

• Source: javascriptfr, JavascriptFR.com.

• Source: downloadjunction, Download Junction website for Javascrips and Java, click on JavaScript categories

• Source: w3schools, Click on Javascript topics.

• Source: hotscripts, Hotscript.com.

• Source: javascriptkit, Home Javascript kit , Free JavaScript , JavaScript Tutorials , JavaScript Reference .

• Source: codetricks, Codetricks, JavaScripts et al.

• Source: bigwebmaster, A large collection of scripts.

Focusing of Javascript (#2 of 3)

 

Atelier: Javascript

• Source: cogeco.ca, John Russel’s Education Pages, from Javascript, Java .. to moodle (multimedia object oriented dynamic learning environment).

• Source: felgall, Dynamic Drop Down Menu Boxes.

• Source: javascriptfr, Différence en Javascript, source: javascriptfr.com.

• Source: webdeveloper, function addNewOption(ele).

Focusing on Javascript (#1 of 3)

 

• Source: webreference.com, Book review: Head First JavaScript, by Lee Underwood, July 2008.

• Source: devshed…javascript, DevShed and JAVASCRIPT HELP, JAVASCRIPT TUTORIALS, JAVASCRIPT PROGRAMMING.

• Source: phpcs, CodeS – SourceS, a French portal for tutorials, videos, books, and script languages.

• Source: scripts, scripts.com, click on Javascript.

• Source: blinklist, JavaScript and CSS.

• Source: wdwl, Authoring/Javascript.

AjAX, Javascript, and Java

• Source w3.schools, AjAX Tutorial.
• Source: journaldunet, BackBase sort Enterprise AjAX 4.2 for Java, une version de son framework Ajax pour les utilisateurs de Java.
• Source: 9tutorials, 2007, Creating AjAX Application with Java, Javascript; we’ll begin with the complete HTML and JavaScript code for our first application, a simple web page that displays the decimal value of any character; then we’ll break apart the JavaScript and examine it , Display content dynamically with AJAX, , How to Develop Web Applications with Ajax , Creating sortable lists with PHP and Ajax , AjAX Generic Form Parser , Jaxcent, Java-only AJAX programming JavaScript programming not required.
• Source: smartclient, Real Enterprise AjAX.
• Source: techrepublic, AJAX should not mandate HTTP, Author: Justin James, May 30th, 2008 , What is AjAX, by Ramon Padilla, 2005; Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, or Ajax, is a web development architecture using: HTML or XHTML and CSS for presenting information… , Eclipse Foundation unveils Rich AJAX Platform 1.0, Oct. 2007 , Be aware of AJAX’s drawbacks, by Tony Patton, March 2008 , Investigate Ajax: How it works, how it evolved, and what it’s good for, 2006 , AJAX Design Strategies, 2006 , Getting Rich With AjAX, 2006.
• Source: devx + AjAX, AjAX DevX Forum.
• Source: linux-mag, Developing Web 2.0 Apps with the Google Web Toolkit, Ajax development hurts, and is not recommended without a bottle of analgesics by your side. Luckily for us there are tools that can make developing Web 2.0 apps a breeze, by Sumit Chandel, Linux Magazine Connection, 20th March 2008.
• Source: webreference, Software Engineering for AjAX, by Ryan Dewsbury, 2008.
• Source: webreference, Implement Drag and Drop in Your Web Apps, by David Geary and Rob Gordon.
• Source: htmlgoodies, Firefox Web Developer Extension is Pederrifick. Remember when cross-browser compatibility was mostly wishful thinking? We were spending hours debugging a Web page, only to learn the culprit …!
• Source: webreference, a free trial, 2007, Transparency in AjAX Applications, by Billy Hoffman and Bryan Sullivan, Transparency in AjAX Applications, Part 2, by Billy Hoffman and Bryan Sullivan. Part 1 isn’t touchable.
• Source: ajax.sys-con.com, Developing Intelligent Web Applications with AjAX, by Victor Rasputins, Anatole Tartakovsky, and Igor Nys, 2006.
• Source: webreference, Page Structuring Using Cascading Style Sheets: Part 1 , Page Structuring Using Cascading Style Sheets: Part 2.
• Source: webreference, Software review: A1 Sitemap Generator.
• Source: linux-magazine connection, Developing Web 2.0 Apps with the Google Web Toolkit, Editor’s comment: AjAX development hurts, and is not recommended without a bottle of analgesics by your side. Luckily for us there are tools that can make developing Web 2.0 apps a breeze, by Sumit Chandel, Linux Magazine Connection, 20th March 2008. My comment: each software product has ups and downs.
• Source: webreference, Home, Dev the Web™ AjAX etc.