By Andres, January 12, 2010
These days we hear a good deal about DOM manipulation with JavaScript but some little known technologies ( for now – they’re quickly gaining ground ) are xPath, xQuery & XSLT.
Fellow developers will know that historically we’ve had to rely on a number of regular expressions to scrape a page and while this can most often be fast, it’s sometimes horrendous to read and edit as a TINY mis-write can effectively render the Regular Expression useless. That’s not to say it’s not useful when the hierarchy is small and simple but in today’s world of web 2.0 designs they’re often not.
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By Andres, December 8, 2009
Extending on my previous post jQuery development: Your own plugins, we now have to take a look into a more complex plugin as well as making greater use of both JavaScript’s built in Regular Expression objects and jQuery provided functionality.
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By Sean, November 27, 2009
Adding listings to Google Base Real Estate is simple and completely free. Today I’ll show how to, using the Google Base .net library, add listings to Google Base and then search for those listings.
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By Andres, November 16, 2009
Often there is a need for functionality that goes above jQuery’s core set of methods, there are a host of plugins which can be used to attain this functionality. Such as ColorBox when a modal box is needed or jFlow for a basic gallery. However, sometimes these plugins cannot preform exactly the way we need them to without attacking the plugin’s source and in the end causing a fair bit of frustration, confusion, and a plugin that not only doesn’t do what you want but doesn’t do anything.
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