I have been a developer for nearly 20 years and a web developer for about 10 years. Over the years, I have considered creating a blog to share the things I have learned (and am learning) about web design and development, but I never seemed to have the time. When I began learning about web development using Ajax and Ajax Frameworks, I decided to take the time to create this blog.
My intention for this blog is to focus primarily on Ajax Frameworks, but since web development requires knowledge of many technologies, I will occasionally write about things such as CSS, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, Flash, etc.
Lately, I have been using JQuery as my primary Ajax tool. Although I have used other Ajax Frameworks in the past (Dojo Toolkit, Yahoo! User Interface Library, Scriptaculous/Prototype), JQuery has thus far been the easiest to learn. In my first few posts I will discuss some of the JQuery Plugins that I have created. Some of these include: a plugin for Google Maps (jquery.imGoogleMaps), Form validation and submission (jquery.imValidateForm), Page Populater (jquery.imPagePopulate), and a plugin to create lists (jquery.imList).
While I am still learning about some of the other Ajax Frameworks, I hope that what I have learned will be helpful to others. Just remember, “When you can pull the pebbles from my hand…”
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September 17th, 2009 at 4:07 pm
Thank you so much for the tip (despite first misunderstanding and ending up myself in the server logs
). You were absolutely right. Still it wouldn’t be a bad thing if you would make the contrast between the text and the background higher, ’cause with my screen in the evening (low brightness) its nearly impossible to easily read.
July 26th, 2011 at 1:38 pm
finaly i fixed that thanks for your tip!
August 2nd, 2011 at 6:05 am
Nice tip, it saved me a lot of work!! Thanks!!!!