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Ext.js - first project (Swedish)

Webutveckling är stenålders. Modern webutveckling på klientsidan inbegriper avancerade DOM-operationer, XML transfereringar, JSON skapande och läsande. För att inte nämna CSS och HTML. All logik på klienten gör man med JavaScript, ett datorspråk som utvecklats till att bli extremt kraftfullt och vars rykte som ”barnspråk” börjar släppa. Javascripts kraftfullhet är också dess akilleshäl. Språket är [...]

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Frameworks, the final decision

We started a new cool project the other week. The function itself might not be extremely sexy but we have an modern and bold client on this project so we were able to sell in some cool client side features for the first time in ages. (My memory lasts somewhere between a month and [...]

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The never ending question these days: Which AJAX Framework to use?

I have written about it before (here and here). The question about which javascript framework to use. In lack of defacto standards both inside and outside of my professional area I have used prototype.js and script.aculo.us heavily and starts to like them both, especially the prototype.js.
On the other hand, IBM is using DOJO, not much, [...]

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Stubby - a quicker way to get AXIS to work in Lotus Domino

A new application was added to nsf-tools some days ago. It’s called Stubby and is a framework to easy create AXIS stubs for use in Lotus Domino. This is directly related with the topic I was covering in my last DeveloperWorks article “Consuming Web services from a Lotus Domino Java agent” (blogpost here). I was [...]

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Another JavaScript Ajax library: jQuery

For those that didn’t know about this [tag]javascript library[/tag] (like myself), here’s the homepage of [tag]jQuery[/tag]. I haven’t checked it out at all yet. I might have a look after the summer leave…

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IBM, Eclipse, DOJO, Ajax and Hannover

Me == Sherlock.
It might be that I still believe in the domino and IBM products that I actually think that the next domino designer release, named Hannover, will contain a built in Ajax toolkit. Maybe like MS Atlas. If this is the case I assume we will see some changes in market share. For a [...]

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Lotus Domino and DOJO, where will it end?

My company is just in the deliverance phase of a quite complicated project involving changes in the DWA part of the mail templates to increase the 40K+ web users experience when using the PIM applications.
This has forced me to dig into the forms7.nsf database heavily and that for sure must be one of the deepest [...]

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Prototype, DOJO, self made - what Ajax framework should we use?

So far I have always recommended to write a simple self-made routine for the [tag]Ajax[/tag]-driven sites if I think that the developers don’t have the time or skills to learn the [tag]prototype.js[/tag] [tag]framework[/tag]. If, on the other hand, the developers are skilled and there’s time scheduled to learn a complete framework I have recommended prototype.js. [...]

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Can’t the AJAX portals collaborate on a widget standard?

A couple of weeks ago I asked a question in the Google Homepage Api group if the Google Homepage Framework can be bought or if the source is available somewhere. The reason for this is that when I read the Google Homepage API specs I find the framework to be rather well documented and some [...]

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XML for script

Det är prototype.js som börjar bli de-facto standard i våra lösningar. I vissa projekt har jag kört enkom med Sarissa främst för XSLT och nedladdningar av XML-källor från samma server. Sprang dock på XML for script idag, den verkar också trevlig. Skall försöka kika vidare på den i nästa vecka.

Tags: ajax, development, framework, javascript