I have just made a independent study on “deep linking for AJAX” for the course Web 2.0 technology. Seems that most of the info on the web about deep linking implementation are for Flash web site but not AJAX’s, so I release my report and presentation slide here …
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Multimedia element in the web, without sound and video?
Recently JavaScript and CSS is becoming more and more powerful. Like the experiment shown in Chrome Experiment, we can see that the browser is now really capable to handle all those texts, images and animations (at least in the near future, since there is still IE need to catch up …
Multi-threading simulation
JavaScript performance is becoming more and more critical since we are all obsessed with developing CPU-hungry stuff like pixastic (manipulate image in JavaScript), Box2D.js (2D physic simulation). Sometime these computational expensive calculations will block the user from interacting with the UI and freeze the screen. So, some developer …
Meanings behind the fancy transition effects
It is quite popular that websites have more and more “AJAX animation effects”(which should be JavaScript animation effects actually…). Many AJAX learners are obsessed with adding fancy animated effects on there web page, and sometimes, adding it without thinking the particular effect’s meaning, will actually confuse or disturb …
The right way to work with a web service
Mash-up is certainly a big feature of web 2.0. It make use of different open web services to create creative apps, or even artworks. But creative is creative, “hacking” open APIs with some way might not be so appropriate.
Let say here is a blogging API
The API lets …
Some research on JavaScript benchmark
Since I am going to make a benchmark for ActionScript performance across different browser/platform, I take a look into the JavaScript benchmark to see if I can simply port one to be used in ActionScript.
The most famous ones should be Apple’s SunSpider, Google’s V8 Benchmark Suite …
Here is another reason Flash is better than AJAX for web apps
AppleInsider | IE8’s JavaScript performance lags well behind Safari, Chrome
Above is a recent article on the JavaScript performance of the next-generation web browsers/rendering engines, including IE8, Firefox 3.1, Webkit r40220, Chrome 2.0.158.0 and Opera 10.
From the test result in the article, we can …
Quick way to put desktop apps online
Time for me to start blogging on web 2.0
For this semester, I am attending the course “Web 2.0 Technologies” and I am required to blog things. The first post will come very soon! Stay tuned!
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