fullasagoog.com WebBuilder blendFullasagoog: Chock Full Of Rich Internet Application GoodnessPower, Authority, and Blame- July 10, 2008 Alex Russell has another one of his insightful posts titled Power and Authority. He talks about the core tenets and then ties it to the W3C, and who we should be "blaming" for the slow upgrade of the Web, and it requires a look in the mirror: As a case study in putting your faith in ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=0DAA35BA-C449-8DD7-A91323EE492BE6A1 Extending Firebug Tutorials- July 9, 2008 Jan Odvarko, a member of the Firebug Working Group, has kicked out a set of tutorials on extending Firebug. If you have some functionality that fits into the performance world, instead of creating a new plugin, you can embrace and extend Firebug as other great tools such as YSlow have done. To learn more, read up on: Part ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=08109C2C-A6FE-0E88-FD261D2C62A36ECB Unobtrusive DOM 2 Event implementation for IE; Uniform Event Model revisited- July 9, 2008 Tavs Dokkedahl sent in a great email about work that he and Allan Jacobs have done on bringing DOM event implementations to IE. Here it is in full: About a year ago or so I put out the Uniform Event Model (UEM) script which was an implementation of the W3C DOM 2 Event Interface for IE. As ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=08109C3C-C621-BE95-7EFEBD480A06FDF8 Webslug: The hot or not of website performance tools- July 9, 2008 Kimble Young has created Webslug, the &8220;hot or not of website performance.&8221; It was inspired by webwait but lets you compare the load times of sites and records every performance test for later analysis like browser used, country of origin, top competitors etc. For example, comparing reddit to Digg: It is useful to compare versions of your own ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=08109C4C-9588-46E8-A8889A609811A1EE Opera Web Standards Curriculum- July 9, 2008 Chris Mills of Opera Software ASA announced today the release of the Opera Web Standards Curriculum. The initial 23 of 50 proposed articles are published and available.http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=062BD413-0788-4DB8-B4B726AA09766B4E Legitimizing Comet with HTML 5 WebSocket- July 9, 2008 PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT: &160; var conn = new WebSocket&40;"ws:www.example.comlivedemo"&41;; &160; conn.onopen = function&40;evt&41; &123; alert&40;"Conn opened"&41;; &125; conn.onread = function&40;evt&41; &123; alert&40;"Read: " + evt.data&41;; &125; conn.onclose = function&40;evt&41; &123; alert&40;"Conn closed"&41;;...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=061D5290-0866-7783-2AFEE32306184A9D The Pencil Project- July 9, 2008 Jos&195;&169; Jeria pointed us to a great looking XUL application that allows you to sketch GUI's and then export them to PNG: With the power of the underlying Mozilla Gecko engine, Pencil turns your excellent Firefox 3 browser into a sketching tool with just a 400-kilobyte installation package. Pencil will always be free and can run on ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=061D52A0-C00D-D78F-F4BFE491C0D1D361 Offline Access to Dojo Resources- July 9, 2008 Ever had a situation where you&8217;ve desperately needed to get API information for your favorite toolkit only to find that the site is offline for some reason The Dojo Toolbox aims to tackle this through the use of Adobe&8217;s AIR runtime. Built using the Dojo framework, the Dojo Toolbox allows for offline viewing of Dojo&8217;s ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=061D5271-9F2D-599E-568513B16AB7F1F1 Ext GWT 1.0: GWT 1.5 support, new APIs, performance, and docs- July 9, 2008 Darrell Meyer has announced Ext GWT 1.0. This is the first fully stable release of the product and it includes a lot of goodies including: Documentation: new screencasts of the various steps GWT 1.5 support: &8220;Ext GWT is a 100% native GWT application written in Java. Ext GWT does not wrap any 3rd party JavaScript and does ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=061D5281-AF91-1799-9C85D1265A3B4095 Spacius - Nintendo meets JavaScript - again!- July 9, 2008 Fellow Yahoo Matt Hackett took a leaf out of Jacob Seidelin&8217;s book and started converting old school arcade games to JavaScript. Instead of using Canvas his only &8220;non JavaScript&8221; solution is playing the music with Scott Schiller&8217;s Sound Manager (which, as we know, uses Flash under the hood). You can come down with 8 bit shoot-em-up ...http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=061D5261-A852-5929-0CB6F0352CF0F387 |