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Structure of a RSS Feed

Sample RSS 2.0 Feed http://webdesign.about.com/rss2.0feed/ An example of a simple RSS feed. This is the description of the feed itself, not an item. http://webdesign.about.com/rss2.0feed/entry.html This is the text that will appear in the feedreaders. It describes the post itself, not the entire feed. http://webdesign.about.com/rss2.0feed/entry.html   How to Build an RSS File from Scratch Let them

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Top AJAX Frameworks of 2007

Prototype, JQuery and ExtJS are the top 3 AJAX frameworks used in 2007 based on a survey conducted by Ajaxian. Interestingly 42.5% of the respondents also used one of these frameworks, toolkits and libraries to design proof-of-concepts and prototypes. 46.5% of the developers used them in conjunction with PHP followed by Java (27.6%) and .NET

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Web Innovation 2007 : Day 1

Just got back from attending an interesting Day 1 of the Web Innovation 2007 Conference. Promise to upload photos soon. It was heartening to note that finally, User Experience was given its due recognition in many of the Web 2.0 related presentations. Both Adobe & Microsoft extensively promoted Flex, AIR, Silver Light and Expressions with

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CLI > GUI > CLI on GUI!?!

Update : Read Enso’s take on Why Quasi Modes are more user friendly than Modes And now CLI gets contextually integrated with GUI! Atleast, that’s what Jono DiCarlo from Humanized has demonstrated through Enzo. All you need to do is press “Caps Lock” key to invoke/trigger the Command Line Interface and start keying in your

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Flex Overview

High level overview on Adobe Flex. Using a tree navigation to provide the overview aint a good idea. Creating a Simple RIA: Watch Video of the Tutorial Learning Points * Flex applications are Flash applications. o Flex is a programmer-centric way to create Flash-based rich internet applications. o Flex applications are rendered using Flash Player

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