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Usability and Design
The Usability and design space brings together the latest information, research, tools, podcasts, and conference information related to usability and design. Content is pulled from IBM and non-IBM sites.
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Ajax Resource Center
This space is your one-stop shop for information on the Ajax programming model, including articles and tutorials, discussion forums, blogs, wikis, events, and news. If it's happening, it's covered here.
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Linux Security
The Linux security space gives an overview of security issues related to Linux and covers all aspects of securing a Linux distribution. It also links to Linux security-related news and articles.
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Ruby Programming
Take a closer look at Ruby, a dynamic programming language that is growing rapidly in popularity. Explore its intriguing features and learn what programmers are doing with it.
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Wiki: WebSphere, SOA, J2EE in Practice
This wiki discusses how to use J2EE and related technologies to develop business applications, including how to make best use of IBM J2EE products like WebSphere Application Server and Rational Application Developer, and IBM SOA products like WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Integration Developer. While it occasionally delves into tangential topics and future trends, the primary focus is on how to make use of the products and technologies that we have today.
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Talking Web Clients with JavaScript and the Speech API
Rating: none Paul Kimmel - 07/16/2007 See how to make your web clients read or play content to its users. You will experiment with JavaScript from the command line, learn a JavaScript debugging technique that might be useful, and see how to load the Speech API and ask it to read the ALT (text) attribute of HTML controls.
Introduction to the Google Maps API
Rating: none Nicholas C. Zakas - 05/04/2006 Discover how easy it is to begin developing sites incorporating maps from the Google Maps API.
RSS, So Simple with Visual Basic 2005
Rating: Josh Fitzgerald - 11/30/2005 Displaying RSS feeds or channels is very easy using Visual Basic 2005. In no time, you can build a simple RSS viewer that takes a user-entered RSS feed URL and retrieves the title, description, and link for that channel.
Combine Polymorphism and Web Services
Rating: none Paul Kimmel - 01/14/2005 Have you wondered how to apply polymorphism across Web services? Wonder no more. Paul Kimmel reviews polymorphism, demonstrates XML Web services, and most importantly, shows you how to combine polymorphism and Web services.
Remoting or Web Services, How Do I Decide?
Rating: Paul Kimmel - 12/31/2004 Choosing between XML Web services and .NET remoting isn't a hard decision. Just use XML Web services almost all of the time, says Paul Kimmel.
.NET Remoting and Event Handling in VB .NET
Rating: none Paul Kimmel - 12/29/2004 Using .NET Remoting, learn how to configure a remote server, define remotable objects, and define custom event arguments and delegates. Do all of this while creating a simple chat application!
Objectifying an XML Node with an IConfigSectionHandler
Rating: none Paul Kimmel - 08/25/2004 Implement a section handler that coverts an XML node from a bunch of spurious individual values into a strongly typed object.
Part II: How Did Google Become a Verb?
Rating: Paul Kimmel - 03/02/2004 A further exploration into a reusable class, a couple of UserControls, and a Web page that can be used on any Web site.
Querying the Amazon.com Web Service
Rating: none Karl Moore - 09/18/2003 Amazon.com has made its mass database of information available to developers through Web services. Learn how to access and harness this powerful tool.
Using Web Services with VB.NET
Rating: none Jayesh Jain - 03/11/2003 Create an application in Visual Basic .NET to create a customized search and a spelling checker that uses the Google Web APIs Service. Learn to add a Web Service to a VB .NET application.
Getting The Words For A Given Number
Rating: none Subraya Hegde - 12/04/2002 Convert a given number into its equivalent in words by using this Web service. For example, you can convert $43.25 to words such as Forty-three dollars and twenty-five cents. This can be used in accounting packages, invoices, and more.
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