Ajax Men with TOOLS

GWT is headed by Bruce Johnson.
JQuery by John Resig.
Prototype by Sam Stephenson.
Script.aculo.us by Thomas Fuchs
Ajax by James Garret of Adaptive Path.
Dojo by Alex Russel

Popular posts from this blog

IFE - A Charity to promote the message of PEACE.

For the past few months, I have been very busy devoting my personal time, to IFe. IFe stands for Islam Festival Edinburgh, and its an initiative to promote the message of ISLAM which stands for PEACE that is so misunderstood by the world today and linked to terrorism & violence, which is not what it is really all about. I have been questioned by my peers @ work of what ISLAM is , and what  the QURAN all about. To them, I invite you to go to www.islamfestival.com and DISCOVER ISLAM. In religion, BELIEF comes first , than rationalising it. In maths / science, PROVABLE facts, come first then a CONCLUSION, to support the HYPOTHESIS. If today, blue-tooth and WI-FI technology does exist and mp3/images/documents can be downloaded, then surely- why is it so hard to believe that more than 1400 years ago , there was a way for GOD's word which comprises of the Holy Quran to be downloaded to a very human prophet. And if versions in software and the need of upgrades do exist, so from an...
Read more

Thinking about Forms and Usability...

Notes from the book - Forms that work: Designing Web Forms for Usability by Caroline Garret There is a theory to think about when designing FORMS ! The theory is of the three layers of the form: Relationship, Conversation, and Appearance . The relationship of a form is the relationship between the organization that is asking the questions and the person who is answering. - Pursuading people to answer.    - Pick the right moment to ask a question.    - Three rules that infl uence response rates          - Rule 1: Establish trust.               1. Show that the form is published by a real organization.               2. Make it easy to contact the organization that publishes the form.               3. Ensure that the form has a clear purpose.  ...
Read more