For the past two months, we have been having our weekly T3 (Tuesday Tech Talk) sessions. It’s a 30-minute discussion about any technical topic the presenter would like to discuss. Presenters are randomly selected from the development group. So far, we have received nothing but benefits from this activity. Its benefits and advantages after the jump.
read more...We had fun at J2EE training today, JM talked about YUI, prototype, Script.aculo.us and Dojo. These javascript toolkits surely know their way around the javascript quirks that’s been perstering lots of developers with browser incompatibilities. I agree that these toolkits help a lot in making more stable javascript codes. Some pictures taken from the training: read more…
read more...Today is the first day of our J2EE training. Everybody’s excited to become the first batch of the 3 months extensive training program. The training will cover open-source Java frameworks such as Spring, Struts, Hibernate, iBatis, etc. We will also cover newer technologies such as YUI, DWR. It’s going to be a tough but fun read more…
read more...In my recent project, I’ve evaluated several Ajax Frameworks to support my web 2.0 Java based application. There are a number of framework that supports Ajax functions and most of which are independent of the back-end programming language. But then, there are Java-based Ajax frameworks such as DWR that provides direct Ajax support in Java. read more…
read more...After hearing all the buzz about Ajax, I decided to integrate my existing Struts application with Ajax. So, I surfed around looking for some good Ajax tools. Initially, I was looking at Prototype as it seems to be the most dominant Ajax platform. Then, I found Rico. Rico is an open-source JavaScript library for creating read more…
read more...At ideyatech, we have recently integrated an application with Google Maps to graphically display key locations. The process is quite simple. Google made Javascript APIs that can be easily integrated with existing codes. Amazingly, this nifty feature can be implemented with less than 15 lines of code. The first step is to sign up for read more…
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