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Adobe’s “RIA Leadership Summit 2007″ in Bangalore

Adobe is targeting users with “occassionally (dis?)connected devices” like Laptops, Mobile Phones, IPTVs et all with Flex, AIR , Flash Lite etc., to enable Rich Internet Applications. Update : Over 150 people landed-up at Adobe’s “RIA Leadership Summit” help at Oberoi, last evening. Shantanu’s preso was timed perfectly to slightly under an hour (including Q&A

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Front-End Performance Optimization through CSS sprites

Among many techniques used to reduced the No. of requests to the servers, CSS sprites is a cool one. This simple CSS technique involves clubbing multiple images as one and uses ” background-position:” to define the image display. Here’s a cool CSS Sprite generation tool

dCamp Bangalore V 1.0 rocked!

The first ever design unconference in India, dCamp Bangalore witnessed participation from an interesting mix of designers, developers, product managers etc., Over 75 campers and 10 speakers participated at Yahoo’s campus, yesterday. The good folks from Yahoo Bangalore sponsored the event and made arrangement for t-shirts, lunch and Beer! Read Saurabh Minni’s detailed blog post.

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Speaking at dCamp Bangalore V 1.0

I am going to give a live-demo on designing simple ‘Web 2.0 layouts’ along with one page primers on CSS, JavaScript, DOM topped-up with a lil’ bit of YUI This is live-demo is targeted at Interaction Designers who are interested in bridging the gap between design & developement. understanding the building blocks of Web 2.0

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AHAH!

AHAH = Asynchronous HTML and HTTP is a subset of AJAX without the X(XML) Update web pages dynamically using JavaScript and XHTML, instead of XML. Like in AJAX, use XMLHTTP to raise a Request. The state-change of the request when the Response is received is directly passed on to a Function. The response is directly

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