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Basic AJAX Tutorial: Smooth Scrolling Text Marquee with a jQuery plugin

This tutorial covers: What is a plugin? Installing a plugin The jQuery Marquee plugin Implementing the jQuery Marquee plugin What is a plugin? A plugin is an addition to the core jQuery functionality....

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Introduction to JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)

JSON, JavaScript Object Notation, is a very useful tool for AJAX developers (and many others I’m sure). XML is fairly difficult for JavaScript to parse out.  It also includes quite a bit of...

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HTML Fadein Fadeout: Basic Javascript/AJAX Tutorial using jQuery’s fadeTo

In this tutorial we will review: Basic document jQuery preparation Binding  jQuery actions to an anchor (A) tag Fading In and Fading Out html elements with Javascript/AJAX If you want some more basic...

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Web development with the iPhone and iPad in Mind

In the very near future, I will be posting a series of posts on what you should/shouldn’t be doing to develop a website where the iPhone and iPad are a target demographic.  jQuery will figure...

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Google Code University: Free Courses, Tutorials and Lectures for Web...

I grew up with webmonkey as the single best destination for web developers and any tutorial you could want, but just saw that Google has a Google Code University featuring Tutorials, Contributed course...

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Google Translate API: Shutting Down, is there an alternative?

Being sick for a few days, I was late in hearing the news. Google is shutting down the Google Translate API.  Right now it’s just deprecated, with a full shutdown not occurring until the end of the...

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XMLHttpRequest: Learn why Asynchronous is Best

Ran across an article on MSDN (I know, right?) about the problems with synchronous XMLHttpRequests, and how it actually causes 8.4% of all hangs in IE9. Synchronous is easier to work with, as it flows...

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jQuery Mobile 1.1 – Fixed Toolbars, Improved Transitions

jQuery Mobile 1.1, which will be ready for release in mid/late February, will have some nice updates.  I’m sure mobile web developers are happy to hear some of these: Fixed Toolbars – no more...

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jQuery Mobile 1.0.1 Released – with bada Support

In case you missed it, as I did, jQuery Mobile released version 1.0.1 a week ago. The biggest changes seem to be the addition of official Samsung bada support, along with some additional test clients....

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Google Indexing Javascript / AJAX?

Saw a post this morning, Google Bot now crawls arbitrary Javascript sites. Seems like not only is Google indexing javascript files, but executing them as if they were an actual user clicking (thus...

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