An open source toolkit that makes iPhone API available via JavaScript.
via factoryjoe: "CSSHttpRequest (CHR) is a method for cross-domain AJAX using CSS for transport."
From the makers of Tomboy: "Erlang-style concurrency with JavaScript". Has support for DOM and AJAX - I am looking forward to Google Gears worker threads support.
A list of impressive showcases what people do with Javascript. Contains autocompletion, form validation, galleries, hyphenation, syntax highlighting, loupes, date and time manipulation, popups and lightboxes, Flash controls, charts.
Dojo offers a multi-file file uploader that offers styleable upload forms and works with and without Flash enabled.
How the evolution of web clients allows us to build more powerful web clients, and why this is helpful for your application's architecture. After reading this it should become clear, why MVC is a good idea on the client, not on the server.
Nice, apple-like zoom for thumbnail galleries in the web browser.
Dojo 1.2 greatly improves the grid control. It plays nicely with dojo.data and allows for easier configuration of cell formatters and editors.
JAQL is a query language for JSON data. http://jaql.org provides an implementation that allows running queries locally or in a Hadoop cluster.
If you are building Javascript based web applications that rely on SSL for security, caching is always an issue. qUIpt tries to solve this by using the window.name as a cache key.
A javascript library that abstracts from different mapping APIs like OpenStreetMap, Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Map24, MultiMap, MapQuest, FreeEarth and OpenLayers. So you can start with a free API and move to a restricted, but more powerful implementation later.
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