New Technologies For Ajax And Web Application Development: Project JMaki
White Papers Project jMaki gives a simple way to include Ajax-enabled widgets in the web applications. Ajax is a technology that includes but is not limited to Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. By wrapping a widget in this way, one can encapsulate it in a...
[September 11, 2007, 1:00]
Google Android: Mobile Open Source Door Kicked Open
Blog Comment Option 3) No JVM, but a powerfull mobile Web Browser ala Safari, based on the Safari WebKit, which is open source, to runn local mobile AJAX apps written in Javascript and DHTML. This is not GREAT, but this is OK, specially if they can integrate...
[November 6, 2007, 7:46]
WebBrowser4Widgets
Downloads The WebBrowser4Widget is a COM extension for Yahoo widget Engine which supports HTML, Ajax, Flash Player (SWF), SVG, FormPlayer (XForms), Acrobat Reader (PDF), Windows Media, RealPlayer, QuickTime. WebBrowser4Widgets Sandbox is an example how to...
[June 4, 2007, 10:33]
Minimo
Downloads Features include: Fast access to your mobile content via Homebase start page; Best support for modern Web standards (Javascript and AJAX); Social Bookmarking; Tab browsing; RSS Support; Proven security (TLS, SSL3); International support; Cross...
[August 15, 2007, 19:42]
Inside Opera 9 Beta 1 review
Reviews Opera 9 Beta 1 embraces AJAX technology by offering tiny applets with specific functionality, such as currency conversion. There's even a widget that will display the latest Slashdot posting on your browser screen.
[April 21, 2006, 9:45]
Opera 9 Technology Preview 2 review
Reviews Widgets: Opera 9 will embrace Ajax technology by offering tiny applets with specific functionality, such as converting currency. There's even a widget that displays the latest Slashdot posting on your browser screen.
[February 10, 2006, 8:35]
Opera 9 Beta 1 review
Reviews Widgets: Opera 9 beta 1 embraces AJAX technology by offering tiny applets with specific functionality, such as a currency converter. There's even a widget that displays the latest Slashdot posting on your browser screen.
[April 20, 2006, 15:10]
