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When we think of sound in an HTML application we might think of two things: We remember all those sites that started playing loud obnoxious background music when the page loads and then we think about...
If you are any kind of a techie you run some pre-release software. Since joining Mozilla I’ve been amazed at how much work gets done by such a small group of people. One of the ways this happens is th...
I’ve been developing cross platform apps using HTML5 for deployment across Desktops, Tablets, and Phones. Lots of interesting apps can be built without talking to the hardware but sooner or later, we ...
HTML5 is only one part of the”Stack” HTML5 is really more than one thing. In the strictest sense, HTML5 is fifth major revision of the W3C specification of the markup language that is used to create w...
I’ve had a couple of email recently asking what I’m up to. Which, of course, means that I’ve been remis with my blogging. I’ve been traveling, sick, growing ever sicker of tooth problems, etc. – but I...
Those guys at GitHub have always been forward thinking and Open friendly ! So you ave probably heard that Mozilla is getting into “Apps” in a big way (https://apps.mozillalabs.com/) There are couple o...
I’ve been building web applications since the beginning of the World Wide Web and yet I’ve never become very knowledgeable about CSS. I’ve listened to the arguments about page layout (styles versus ta...
Disclaimer : As a reminder, this post represents only my own personal opinion and is not presented as an endorsed or official position by anyone but myself. Few evolutions of developer technology have...
I’m working on a review of the Kindle Fire. Though it’s taking some heat on the net right now, I love the device. Of course, I wanted to run Firefox on it. On the Kindle Fire you install Apps from the...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Apple isn’t the most hurt today by Amazon’s one-two punch New Toshiba Thrive Model to Be a 7-inch Flavor, Slated for December Release Samsung Taps Intel To Build ...
I sometimes describe dynamic web applications (PHP or ASP.NET) as 1 tier applications. Really all the application logic runs on one server (sometimes the database lives on a separate server with some...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Samsung Windows 8 Tablets Surface on eBay Welcoming the HTML5 Dev Center! Introduction to PHP Arrays Will Windows 8 block users from dual-booting Linux? Microsoft...
Its happened several times this week. I heard someone sayThere no difference between an HTML5 App and a Web Page / Web Site. While a web page could be an App, I think its a gross over simplification t...
On the right side you see badges from the conferences I was involved with at Microsoft. On the left – my first badge as a Mozilla employee. I’m leading a developer engagement initiative at Mozilla tha...
Yesterday I spent my first day in the Mozilla San Francisco office. I was there for a talk by some guys from Twitter on how they built their HTML5 Twitter Application. This is the window in front of t...
Software Developer Links of the Week. MyEclipse Blue + Spring = Bling IDE Red Hat’s OpenShift PaaS for Cloud Now Supports Java EE 6 Java.net Projects Now on Maven Central Repository NetBeans #PHP – Su...
Web Standards based app building means more logic in our client side code (HTML and JavaScript). When you’re moving from a language like C++, Java or C# that means adapting to find alternatives to lan...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Bad managers: What your company should do Google – Downloads Extensions API Proposal Will Microsoft compensation changes help retain employees? Ubuntu Linux bets ...
HTML5 is poised to change not only Web development, but application development in general and when I say HTMl5, I mean “the wave” and not only the additions to the HTML5 syntax spec. I’ve been buildi...
I tend to develop for a 960 grid system but have recently started working on an HTML5 application that I want the user to be able to resize to utilize whatever screen resolution that their display has...
I’ve started working on a few presentations to take on the road to developer conferences and one of the topics is a presentation on HTML5. Many folks look at new technologies from a somewhat academic ...
Using builder tools like FrontPage or ASP.NET WebForms has permitted web developers the “luxury” of avoiding learning the details of some parts of the standard web application stack (like HTML). Like ...
In the last post in this series [ read here ] I added the clock timing logic to the HTML workout timer. The next feature to add is round and interval audio. I want to ring a bell at the beginning and ...
In [ this post ] I introduced an HTML application that I intended to build. I’ve been picking away at the logic (though haven’t gotten to the HTMP “5? stuff yet) and thought I’d share the milestone. N...
Software Developer Links of the Week. IBM executive says PC era is in its twilight Better web font loading with JavaScript In JavaScript, curly brace placement matters: An example The pros and cons of...
More and more developers are starting to think about building applications that have both on-line and off-line features using HTML5. I’ve been giving this some thought and have decided to build one my...
Software Developer Links of the Week. AntiSec Hackers Steal, Post Police Data Microsoft offers ‘mad loot’ Bluehat prize to entice security developers Some People Understand REST and HTTP 140 456 Email...
Password strength is a key factor in account security for weeb applications. As developers we all have a basic understanding of what a secure password is but the averge consumer of internet applicatio...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Edge Keeps Adobe Relevant In a World without Flash Java SE 7 arrives, based on OpenJDK Microsoft Build conference for Windows 8 sells out Three things Chromebooks...
Software Developer Links of the Week. The Dangers of HTML5: WebSockets and Stable Standards The Complete Datagrid (Alphabetic and Customized Paging ) HTTP Data Client – Web Scraping Page Speed Service...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Amazon Tablet Set to Battle iPad in Fall HTML5: The next generation of web design Chromebooks: Not Flops! What is Microsoft Lightswitch ? HP officially launches w...
I own literally thousands of books, both paper and electronic. So many, in fact, that it can be tough to remember if I own a particular title. So I started playing with the idea of writing a personal ...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Symantec Compares Apple’s iOS and Android Security How to Create a Podcast RSS Feed in .NET Android for .NET Developers – Custom Dialogs and Local Sto...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Why is JSON so popular? Developers want out of the syntax business. Is Microsoft Blowing Smoke When It Says It Won’t Be Hurt By the Cloud? Adobe gives desig...
Damain is a Program Manager Microsoft’s ASP.NET team and is responsible for WebForms and the WebForms Developer Experience In this episode I talk with Damain about the future of WebForms and it&...
Software Developer Links of the Week. Project Silk Community Drop 12 – June 22, 2011 UPDATE IBM Turns 100: Some Perspective Quick & Easy HTML5 & CSS3 – New Features for Background ...
As I’ve been swimming in the great jQuery lake I discovered the jQuery QuickSearch Plugin, As WebForms developers we often display lots of data using a gridview control. I though it would be nee...
Over the last several months the new wave of web standards have been moving at an accelerated pace, All the popular browsers are pushing the envelope including Microsofts own IE9 and the new sta...
The ASP.NET Ajax Control Toolkit contains a control extender for making a set of ASP.NET CheckBoxes mutually exclusive [ See HERE ]. In this post I’ll demonstrate implementing Mutually Exclusive...
The Ajax Control Toolkit includes a control extender [ The Paging Bulleted List Control Extender ] that lets you create a list that the user can filter by clicking on an index indicator. This can be v...
I recently received this email from an MSJoe blog reader. Hi Joe, thanks for the posts about jquery.. I’m now wondering, we are using the ms ajax toolkit. I like the simple use of it. Now...
Version 1.2 of Orchard is now officially available. You can find the download and release notes here: http://orchard.codeplex.com/releases/view/65184 This release is mainly about bug fixes and perform...
The Ajax Control Toolkit includes a ListSearch [ see HERE ] control extender that can me used to extend a list or drop down list with a filtering feature by which the control will start to narrow the ...
The Ajax Control Toolkit includes a “Slider” and a “MultiHandleSlider” control extender that lets your user fill a textbox with a numeric value by dragging one or more markers ...
The AJAX Control Toolkit includes a Numeric Up/Down Control Extender that lets you turn a text box into a numeric Up / Down input control. There is a slick jQuery UI plugin – the jQuery UI Spinn...
Resources for securing Internet Information Services http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282060 Security Guidance for IIS http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd450371(WS.10).aspx Chapter 16 Securi...
Sometimes we need users to be able to enter fomated input / text. There are many embedable WYSIWYG HTML inpt boxes available. [ See HERE ] I chose HTMLBox 4.01becuase it is easy to style [ DEMO HERE ]...
The Ajax Control Toolkit contains a number of control extenders to restrict input from the user. Two are the Filtered Textbox Extender and the MaskEdit Extender. WARNING – In a web application, ...
The Ajax Control Toolkit includes a DropPanel Control Extender that lets you drag and drop content thereby moving it around on your web page [ moreHERE ]. jQuery, or more specificallyjQueryUI has Drag...
There is a LOT of buzz right now about the strength of web technologies for all kinds of development. CSS has always been a bit of a black art to me but as Ive embraced developing with jQuery Ive need...
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