Sr. Web Developer
mediabistro.com
US-NY-New York
Technical Lead
Thomson Reuters (Markets) LLC
US-NY-New York
SiteMinder / Webhosting
The Computer Merchant, Ltd
US-MA-North Quincy
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- Rolling Out Your Own HTML Application Version Control
- In this article, we're going to explore how to access Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) and connect to the Web through HTML Applications (HTAs) using VBScript as we roll out an HTA version control strategy.
- HTML 5: Client-side Storage
- Client-side storage is probably one of the most talked about features in HTML 5. It has received a lot of criticism because of its lack of security, but it is nonetheless an interesting innovation. Read on to learn more.
- Working with Ajax Server Extensions
- Learn how to work with the ASP.NET Ajax Server Extensions Framework, a collection of server controls and services that extend the functionality of the ASP.NET core.
- Building a Banking Application Home Page with OOP
- Learn how to create a banking application using Object Oriented Programming that became available in PHP 5.
- Mixing Scripting Languages
- Today's article will highlight some of the ramifications of mixing scripting languages in your web pages. These discussions will be applicable to cross-browser scripting and HTAs as well.
- Review: phpFox, a Social Networking CMS with all the Bells and Whistles
- Is it time to stop blogging and start networking? This CMS has everything a developer needs to create a top of the line social networking site with all the features that users have come to expect from sites like MySpace, Facebook and LinkedIn.
- Object Oriented Programming- The Banking Application - Login
- This article discusses the login portion of our banking application that we created using the new Object Oriented Programming that became available in PHP 5. We will also cover some additional OOP concepts that we have not looked at yet.
- Managing Logs in Apache
- The two log files that most Apache setups generate are access.log and error.log. You can also choose to add more logging for things like URL rewriting, or gzip compression. As these logs grow in size and number, they become harder to manage. Learn how to manage logging more easily in Apache.
- Using GreyBox in your HTML Applications: The Unobtrusive JavaScript Solution
- Rob Gravelle presents a solution for making Orangoo's GreyBox library work with HTML Applications (HTAs)using AJAX and the DOM scripts collection. By making the changes in a local script, specialized behavior can be limited to a specific application.
- Working with Exceptions using ASP.NET Ajax
- Exception handling is a technique that enables you to handle runtime errors. This article discusses exception blocks, best practices and how to handle exceptions efficiently using the ASP.NET Ajax framework.
- Object Oriented Programming- The beginning
- This article explores the new Object Oriented Programming that became available in PHP 5. Get some hands-on experience as we create an application demonstrating the concepts.
- HTML 5: Offline Application Caching
- All browsers have some kind of caching mechanism in place, but to be honest, they don't always work. Until HTML 4, the only work around was that the user had to save each page individually. HTML 5, thankfully, provides a smarter solution.
- Using GreyBox in your HTML Applications
- You may have never heard of Orangoo's GreyBox library, but you've almost certainly seen it. The GreyBox library is an extension to the AJS JavaScript Framework that displays websites, images, and other content in an eye-catching popup window. Read on to learn how to use GreyBox within your HTML Applications.
- The Wonderful World of Web Applications: HTML Apps (HTA)
- Just as desktop PCs all but replaced mainframes in the eighties, the web application may be poised to supersede the traditional desktop application. Today, we'll be looking at a Microsoft contribution called HTML Apps (HTA). To get better acquainted with HTAs, we'll try our hand at writing a few simple ones.
- XML and PHP Simplified - The Createdoc.php Script
- Picking up where we left off, this article continues to look at the create document script, focusing on the HTML portion of the code followed by a look at the document editor script, which is at the heart of the program.
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