Ealier today, I posted about how I felt that Adobe was completely dropping the ball by charging MAX attendees for Flex posters at the conference. Anyone that read my post would know that I wasn't too happy to see this… Continue Reading
I was over on Ryan Stewart's Blog reading his latest blog entry about how Adobe wants to charge MAX conference attendees $10 for a poster of a visual map of the class inheritance in Flex and of AS3. Now, this… Continue Reading
As some of you have come to see, I'm a very big fan of Ajax and even more so of JQuery. But getting up to speed in Ajax can be a daunting task for even the most seasoned developers as… Continue Reading
Adobe posted a security update for CFMX 7 today to prevent an escalation of privileges. Be sure to get them here;
The JQuery Ajax library has been updated to v1.0.2 as of this evening. JQuery is a small, lightweight Ajax and DOM manipulation library that provides a wealth of features for building RIAs and enhancing your site with Web 2.0 functionality.… Continue Reading
My buddy Yehuda Katz has launched a new & free Ajax magazine that will focus on topics relating to Ajax with a slant on the JQuery library. Its definitely some good reading and well worth picking it up. And you… Continue Reading
Jack Slocum, who is a HUGE Yahoo User Interface Library fan has created a VERY cool Ajax frontend to the popular messageboard software phpBB. You can see it here: http://www.jackslocum.com/forum2/ As pointed out in the Ajaxian posting, it looks VERY… Continue Reading
With IE7 expected to be pushed down to PCs via Windows Update, the urgency to ensure that your websites work correctly under this new version has just increased ten-fold. The expectation is that this won't be a choice but that… Continue Reading
Mike at Mike-o-matic posted a very cool demo of a fade in/out div technique that I thought was very neat. So I decided to replicate it using Jquery! You can see his original demo here: Mike's Demo Here's the Jquery… Continue Reading
As Sean Coyne pointed out, CF is in fact mentioned in the article that I was griping about in my last post! I just focused on the chart and disregarded the fine print. My goof!