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This is a JavaScript class, based on .NET's XMLTextWriter. This is not a port, but a reduced and adapted version. It allows you to easily generate XML. The script is heavily commented for complete understanding.
Many browsers allow the XMLHTTPRequest object to be created directly. One method is to use this snippet. It tries all methods of creating the object until it discovers one that works.
Get a random background color with the touch of a button. This script uses 15 pre-determined background colors and then randomly chooses one. This is a great effect if you know what background colors don't interfere with the text on your page. Then, you can make them the 15 pre-determined background colors.
This script alternately "flips" and "flops" between two images, with adjustable smoothness, speed and pauses. It may be useful as an alternative to a crossfade.
Highlight new content or special items on your site for a specified amount of time. This script will display a "new" icon and highlight the header of the content until the date you set has expired. (You could also use it to highlight the content itself.) Adapted from "New Links" by Nicolas.
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Just a short time ago, I wrote an article on qooxdoo's Virtual List, and its contribution to the realm of data binding and the challenges of handling of large data sets. Now, the makers of qooxdoo have continued to make strides in other areas of Web development and design with their newest release, version 1.4. I'd like to provide you with a rundown on a few of those innovations today.
There has been a lot of buzz about HTML5 and the potential it has when combined with CSS3 and JavaScript. The use of frameworks which bring these three technologies together simplifies the development process and enables developers to create compelling web apps more quickly. In this article we will look at some HTML5 and CSS3 frameworks that can be used to create mobile websites and applications.
The newest social network, Google+, is built on HTML5 and CSS3, and has some pretty cool affects. If you look at a person's profile page, under the Photos section, you'll see some HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery in action. This article will show you to create the fan and stacking effect as a means to convey a link that opens a page with multiple photos.
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