Rob Gonda's Blog - ajax

jQuery 1.2.6 out and it's even faster

1.2.6 is now out and the events handling functionality is 103% faster: CSS Selectors are 13% faster .offset() is 21% faster The DImensions plugin is now part of the core toggle() can now accept more functions attr() has had an ov

Posted: Jul. 6, 2008 02:40 PM

Aptana Jaxer: server-side Ajax

Aptana released Jaxer: the first ever Ajax server... you got that right, server-side Ajax ... the concept is pretty interesting, a server-side API that wraps for client-side Ajax app to better optimize it and allows you to interface with the file sys

Posted: Apr. 14, 2008 11:08 PM

Speaking at the NYCFUG

I will be speaking at the New York ColdFusion User Group this Wednesday, April 16, with the topic of "AJAXify Your ColdFusion Applications". I promise it will be fun, a good learning experience, and perhaps we may even go out afterwards and

Posted: Apr. 14, 2008 10:51 PM

ColdFusion 8.0.1 Ajax Improvements

Adobe ColdFusion 8 Update 1 (8.0.1) was released April 3rd (most of you knew already). The good and safe news is that it seems to work fine... nothing broke with the update.What was updated? You can get the full list here, but I will concentrate only

Posted: Apr. 14, 2008 10:29 PM

ColdExt: Another ColdFusion wrapper for EXT

After blogging about Dan's great EXT cf wrapper, I ran across another one today: ColdExt. It looks great as well, so how about Dan and Justin join efforts instead of doubling work...?

Posted: Mar. 6, 2008 08:38 PM

Ext 2.0 Beta 1

People, listen up ... Ext 2.0 Beta 1 was released today ... for those of you still not familiar with Ext, it is what powers the ColdFusion 8 Ajax UI: Windows, Menus, Grids, Trees, etc. With the 2.0 release you have an amazing power to build desktop-l

Posted: Oct. 11, 2007 09:44 PM

ColdFusion is not dead (or even dying)

It's not dead (or even dying), it's just...Not dead, just ... stealthyNot dead, just ... getting the AJAX treatmentNot dead, just ... in an upgrade cycleRead more at a new ComputerWorld rectifying story.

Posted: Oct. 7, 2007 12:21 AM

jQuery UI released

jQuery UI is a set of themable widgets and interactions, built on top of the jQuery JavaScript Library, that you can use to build highly interactive web applications. The core of the library revolves around different mouse interacti

Posted: Sep. 17, 2007 10:16 AM

jQuery v1.2: Major new release, sneak peak at jQuery UI

[From Rey Bango's Blog] Hot on the heels of the jQuery v1.1.4 release, John Resig and the jQuery team put the pedal to the metal and announced their newest release, jQuery v1.2. This is a massive new release of jQuery that's been a long time in the

Posted: Sep. 11, 2007 12:01 PM

AjaxCFC Source Control Repo Moved

Since I just moved AjaxCFC to its own homepage, I moved the SVN repository from RIAForge and created a Trac project. If you had RIAForge's SVN mapped, please update your records: ajaxcfc.com/svn . I maintained the same structure and history, though I

Posted: Aug. 30, 2007 01:11 PM

YOUR FEEDBACK

	Adobe CTO on the Great Shift From OS-Specific Apps to Web Apps By RIA News Desk Jerry Loggins wrote: I was trying to read this article and kept being thwarted by some kind of pop-up ads. Is this something you are allowing on purpose? I couldn't read the article, the ads wouldn't move away! Very discouraging!
	Cloud Computing Expo: Keynote on The Power of Infrastructure as a Service by Amazon's CTO By Cloud Computing News Desk Jeremy Geelan wrote: RightScale's CTO Thorsten von Eicken has an interesting article on Amazon's EBS announcement. It can be read here: http://cloudcomputing.sys-con.com/node/651027
	Development Tools For Cloud Computing By Christopher Keene NS wrote: What about other PaaS vendors like LongJump and Quickbase? Anyone have experience in using them?
	WebSphere Gets An AJAX Booster Shot, Eclipse Ganymede Support By RIA News Desk Java Application Development wrote: Great Post.... Java Developer...
	Cloud Computing: Clouds Should Be Open, Not Proprietary By David Young Genome wrote: Speaking of non-proprietary clouds, the guys at Red Hat have released the first version of a project called Genome. This looks to be an open source project that makes Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and CentOS clouds using Xen, KVM, and commodity hardware. Here's the link: http://genome.et.redhat....