What is LAMP and AJAX programming?
Q. I've taken courses in html and javascript. I'm curious about what LAMP and AJAX programs are for.
Asked by jaden - Fri May 25 02:32:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. LAMP is a web server environment using a combination of free open source software packages: Linux (OS) + Apache (web server) + MySQL (database) + PHP (server-side scripting) AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a method of using JavaScript to send back-end requests for web pages so that only part of the page is updated when requesting changes, rather than reloading the whole page.
Answered by oracle128au - Fri May 25 02:41:38 2007
Q. I've taken courses in html and javascript. I'm curious about what LAMP and AJAX programs are for.
Asked by jaden - Fri May 25 02:32:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. LAMP is a web server environment using a combination of free open source software packages: Linux (OS) + Apache (web server) + MySQL (database) + PHP (server-side scripting) AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a method of using JavaScript to send back-end requests for web pages so that only part of the page is updated when requesting changes, rather than reloading the whole page.
Answered by oracle128au - Fri May 25 02:41:38 2007
Is this Ajax shoutbox updating too slow ?
Q. I have wrote a small ajax chat application (shoutbox). You can see and test it here But it doesn't work fast enough for now ... and sometimes it becomes frozen for a moment (in Mozilla). Please give me a hint what can be the problem, and tips how I can fix it. I'm a bit newbie to Ajax programming, but I'm planning to learn it in depth. Thank u for your answers in advance
Asked by pippi_netgirl - Tue Jun 3 15:08:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It looks about normal for Ajax. It might be slow if you have a slow connection. (I'm testing from the East coast of the US, and it's fine.) There's a definite lag, but don't expect Ajax to respond as fast as a desktop app.
Answered by Colanth - Tue Jun 3 15:17:59 2008
Q. I have wrote a small ajax chat application (shoutbox). You can see and test it here But it doesn't work fast enough for now ... and sometimes it becomes frozen for a moment (in Mozilla). Please give me a hint what can be the problem, and tips how I can fix it. I'm a bit newbie to Ajax programming, but I'm planning to learn it in depth. Thank u for your answers in advance
Asked by pippi_netgirl - Tue Jun 3 15:08:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It looks about normal for Ajax. It might be slow if you have a slow connection. (I'm testing from the East coast of the US, and it's fine.) There's a definite lag, but don't expect Ajax to respond as fast as a desktop app.
Answered by Colanth - Tue Jun 3 15:17:59 2008
Yahoo Mail Beta doesn't send email?
Q. Currently using Firefox 1.5.0.6 When I hit send it just says sending message and I never get a confirmation because it never sends an email When using IE it works perfectly. Must be something wrong in the Java or AJAX programming.
Asked by mcculla10 - Sun Aug 20 02:53:24 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Yahoo Mail BETA version is still experiencing compatability issues with servers other than IE. Not that there aren't problems using IE. Some people report having more problems than others using the Firefox browser. The developers are aware of these problems, and are working on solutions. Keep in mind that it is a beta program, and is not slated for final release until around the first of the year. It'll be a great program when it's finisned, but until then you can expect to run into the "beta bugs." If you continue to have intolerable problems with Yahoo Mail beta using your Firefox browser, you can click the switch back link at the top of your mail page to return to the standard Yahoo Mail version.
Answered by rallsjc - Sun Aug 20 03:12:25 2006
Q. Currently using Firefox 1.5.0.6 When I hit send it just says sending message and I never get a confirmation because it never sends an email When using IE it works perfectly. Must be something wrong in the Java or AJAX programming.
Asked by mcculla10 - Sun Aug 20 02:53:24 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Yahoo Mail BETA version is still experiencing compatability issues with servers other than IE. Not that there aren't problems using IE. Some people report having more problems than others using the Firefox browser. The developers are aware of these problems, and are working on solutions. Keep in mind that it is a beta program, and is not slated for final release until around the first of the year. It'll be a great program when it's finisned, but until then you can expect to run into the "beta bugs." If you continue to have intolerable problems with Yahoo Mail beta using your Firefox browser, you can click the switch back link at the top of your mail page to return to the standard Yahoo Mail version.
Answered by rallsjc - Sun Aug 20 03:12:25 2006
how do you create a Javascript textbox output?
Q. im working on a beginners program using ajax how do i make a text box display results. heres how i want it to work, First i click a button and the results should display in a textbox.
Asked by toe t - Tue Jan 26 17:25:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. im working on a beginners program using ajax how do i make a text box display results. heres how i want it to work, First i click a button and the results should display in a textbox.
Asked by toe t - Tue Jan 26 17:25:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What programming was used to make MySpace and YouTube?
Q. I'm curious to know what kind of programming was used to build MySpace and YouTube. Was Ajax/php involved? I'm very interested in learning programming to make my own applications, but I don't have a clue where to begin. Any suggestions?
Asked by RosenSkull - Sun Jan 7 02:09:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have to agree with manuelriliz. For web development php is a very good choice. Of course, if you intend to do any such thing, knowledge of html and SQL syntax for interfacing with MySQL or other database knowledge is practically required. For general purpose apps that are not web dependent, it would depend somewhat on what type of program you want to make. I like Perl, but it's well suited to what I use it for. I've used C++, VB, ObjectPAL, LISP, etc. all for certain purposes that they worked well for. JAVA is basically a replacement for C++ and is good for all-around general programming. Most gaming apps are still written in C++ and more recently in C#.
Answered by tj - Sun Jan 7 03:34:09 2007
Q. I'm curious to know what kind of programming was used to build MySpace and YouTube. Was Ajax/php involved? I'm very interested in learning programming to make my own applications, but I don't have a clue where to begin. Any suggestions?
Asked by RosenSkull - Sun Jan 7 02:09:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have to agree with manuelriliz. For web development php is a very good choice. Of course, if you intend to do any such thing, knowledge of html and SQL syntax for interfacing with MySQL or other database knowledge is practically required. For general purpose apps that are not web dependent, it would depend somewhat on what type of program you want to make. I like Perl, but it's well suited to what I use it for. I've used C++, VB, ObjectPAL, LISP, etc. all for certain purposes that they worked well for. JAVA is basically a replacement for C++ and is good for all-around general programming. Most gaming apps are still written in C++ and more recently in C#.
Answered by tj - Sun Jan 7 03:34:09 2007
What is the best Web Development Institute in India ?
Q. Hi Everyone! I will like to know which is the best Web Development institute in India (Mainly in Bangalore and Kolkata), what are the prices and their course durations ? Please don't tell me CEGON, i have a very bad experience with them already. Language or Programming details : JavaScript, Ajax, PHP and MySQL. Thank you in Advance.
Asked by Gabs777 - Fri Jun 11 11:33:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Information is below./
Answered by DrIG - Tue Jun 15 02:27:49 2010
Q. Hi Everyone! I will like to know which is the best Web Development institute in India (Mainly in Bangalore and Kolkata), what are the prices and their course durations ? Please don't tell me CEGON, i have a very bad experience with them already. Language or Programming details : JavaScript, Ajax, PHP and MySQL. Thank you in Advance.
Asked by Gabs777 - Fri Jun 11 11:33:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Information is below./
Answered by DrIG - Tue Jun 15 02:27:49 2010
What internet programming languages will I need to know to do web development?
Q. I'm focusing on the essentials first. I already know HTML, XHTML, CSS, and Javascript and I'm planning on learning Java, PHP, SQL, and ASP. I was also thinking Ajax, DHTML, Perl, and XML and some of its derivatives would be helpful as well. I have a limited budget and want to start designing web sites and building up a resume as soon as possible so I can get a job.
Asked by Ocelot - Sun May 31 22:17:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stick with open-source and free tools, IDEs, databases, servers, OS, etc. I would definitely make it a point to learn the Java JDOM API, and learn XML as a tool for business language. More and more companies, including the federal government's financial services, banks, etc. are transmitting data via web services using complex XML. Learn it, learn how to leverage it for businesses. It is even useful for storing customized user profiles in a database.
Answered by HandyManOrNot - Sun May 31 23:00:33 2009
Q. I'm focusing on the essentials first. I already know HTML, XHTML, CSS, and Javascript and I'm planning on learning Java, PHP, SQL, and ASP. I was also thinking Ajax, DHTML, Perl, and XML and some of its derivatives would be helpful as well. I have a limited budget and want to start designing web sites and building up a resume as soon as possible so I can get a job.
Asked by Ocelot - Sun May 31 22:17:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stick with open-source and free tools, IDEs, databases, servers, OS, etc. I would definitely make it a point to learn the Java JDOM API, and learn XML as a tool for business language. More and more companies, including the federal government's financial services, banks, etc. are transmitting data via web services using complex XML. Learn it, learn how to leverage it for businesses. It is even useful for storing customized user profiles in a database.
Answered by HandyManOrNot - Sun May 31 23:00:33 2009
How can I remember all my programming languages?
Q. I really don't want to lose my knowledge of them. I know: (x)Html css javaScript ajax xml json ruby Rails Visual Basic Java PHP I am about to learn ObjC and really think these are all getting out of hand. Do you have any tips, to remember them?
Asked by bubbleboy - Thu Oct 2 21:50:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you practice use them often they will become second nature if you dont you will lose it
Answered by mercury - Thu Oct 2 22:38:31 2008
Q. I really don't want to lose my knowledge of them. I know: (x)Html css javaScript ajax xml json ruby Rails Visual Basic Java PHP I am about to learn ObjC and really think these are all getting out of hand. Do you have any tips, to remember them?
Asked by bubbleboy - Thu Oct 2 21:50:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you practice use them often they will become second nature if you dont you will lose it
Answered by mercury - Thu Oct 2 22:38:31 2008
I need to learn all these computer programming languages, which should I start first?
Q. ASP.NET JavaScript ajax css html which should I start first in order to learn and master them easier?
Asked by westernshippers - Tue Jun 2 22:09:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Doug V - Tue Jun 2 22:30:09 2009
Q. ASP.NET JavaScript ajax css html which should I start first in order to learn and master them easier?
Asked by westernshippers - Tue Jun 2 22:09:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Doug V - Tue Jun 2 22:30:09 2009
What are the most in-demand web programming languages today?
Q. I like all of the ones I've experimented with so far... PHP, PERL, AJAX, SQL, ASP.NET, JAVA, etc... But I don't want to spread myself too thin. I want to focus on 2 (maybe 3) languages that are most in-demand, or worth the most money. I'm still in college and I'm trying to increase my self value before I graduate Thanks in advance
Asked by Andrew A - Thu Oct 29 09:40:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might want to strongly consider .NET and JAVA. As a (IT services) business owner, I can attest that those qualifications are always in demand. It would be a good idea to understand SQL commands also, but potentially not as lucrative, which you listed as part of your criteria. PHP is popular, but very easy to implement, therefore not as lucrative. Good luck.
Answered by RT Mac - Thu Oct 29 10:00:47 2009
Q. I like all of the ones I've experimented with so far... PHP, PERL, AJAX, SQL, ASP.NET, JAVA, etc... But I don't want to spread myself too thin. I want to focus on 2 (maybe 3) languages that are most in-demand, or worth the most money. I'm still in college and I'm trying to increase my self value before I graduate Thanks in advance
Asked by Andrew A - Thu Oct 29 09:40:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might want to strongly consider .NET and JAVA. As a (IT services) business owner, I can attest that those qualifications are always in demand. It would be a good idea to understand SQL commands also, but potentially not as lucrative, which you listed as part of your criteria. PHP is popular, but very easy to implement, therefore not as lucrative. Good luck.
Answered by RT Mac - Thu Oct 29 10:00:47 2009
What ways are there to make my website render faster?
Q. Please add to: What ways are there to make my website render faster? There is the program language of Ajax Which is a server-side language that loads within the browser. I can set up a Web server on multiple computers I can also setup a computer cluster that should combine all of the computer resources. Each computer should have lots of Disk space, Bandwidth and memory
Asked by LUIS III - Mon May 4 13:22:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. > What ways are there to make my website render faster? will give you a report. > There is the program language of Ajax Which is a server-side > language that loads within the browser. Ajax means "Making an HTTP request with JavaScript without leaving the current page". It isn't a programming language,and it isn't server-side. Ajax can give a slight performance increase under some circumstances, but shouldn't be the first thing you turn to. > I can set up a Web server on multiple computers Don't bother unless you know you have too many clients connecting at once for one system to handle.
Answered by David D - Mon May 4 13:29:28 2009
Q. Please add to: What ways are there to make my website render faster? There is the program language of Ajax Which is a server-side language that loads within the browser. I can set up a Web server on multiple computers I can also setup a computer cluster that should combine all of the computer resources. Each computer should have lots of Disk space, Bandwidth and memory
Asked by LUIS III - Mon May 4 13:22:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. > What ways are there to make my website render faster? will give you a report. > There is the program language of Ajax Which is a server-side > language that loads within the browser. Ajax means "Making an HTTP request with JavaScript without leaving the current page". It isn't a programming language,and it isn't server-side. Ajax can give a slight performance increase under some circumstances, but shouldn't be the first thing you turn to. > I can set up a Web server on multiple computers Don't bother unless you know you have too many clients connecting at once for one system to handle.
Answered by David D - Mon May 4 13:29:28 2009
How to create a website with AJAX features?
Q. Browsing pictures without reloading, after clicking on a picture, the picture gets centered, zoomed, and the borders around it turn dark, etc. What specific program do we need to use?
Asked by cosmicawareness - Fri Jul 24 07:36:42 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two javascript libraries that I use that make working with AJAX and javascript relatively easy. The first: Prototype - "Prototype is a JavaScript Framework that aims to ease development of dynamic web applications." The second: JQuery - "jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript." They both are decent libraries, but I think JQuery is actually a smaller, faster script that has a lot more capabilities. There are hundreds of plugins, some doing just what you described (loading images, stuff like that). Check out this article of 10 useful… [cont.]
Answered by Benjamin - Fri Jul 24 11:19:08 2009
Q. Browsing pictures without reloading, after clicking on a picture, the picture gets centered, zoomed, and the borders around it turn dark, etc. What specific program do we need to use?
Asked by cosmicawareness - Fri Jul 24 07:36:42 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two javascript libraries that I use that make working with AJAX and javascript relatively easy. The first: Prototype - "Prototype is a JavaScript Framework that aims to ease development of dynamic web applications." The second: JQuery - "jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript." They both are decent libraries, but I think JQuery is actually a smaller, faster script that has a lot more capabilities. There are hundreds of plugins, some doing just what you described (loading images, stuff like that). Check out this article of 10 useful… [cont.]
Answered by Benjamin - Fri Jul 24 11:19:08 2009
Which programming languages are employers looking for?
Q. Which computer programming languages would you advise I learn? I know how to develop websites using XHTML, CSS, Javascript (AJAX) and PHP. My current job is completely unrelated to any form of computing but I want this to change. What would you advise I learn to stand a good chance of gaining employment in the field of software development. I was thinking maybe c++, c#, Java or VB.NET - Thanks for your help. Forgot to mention mySQL, cheers.
Asked by Iain B - Mon Apr 20 20:13:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OK first answerer...that may apply some places, but I've seen plenty of my peers struggle for a job because they bet on the VB.NET horse. If you know a .NET language, it better be C#. Better yet, know how to write in VB.NET, but specialize in C#...because .NET developers are predominately fluent only in C#, knowing VB.NET can get you into a few shops that are stuck on using it. I keep my ear to the ground pretty much at all times.I can tell you that Java and .NET are most in demand from what I see. The TIOBE index that measures language popularity has Java at number 1. ( I see .NET positions listed pretty regularly, most want you to have some familiarity with MSSQL. If you're a solid programmer, I'd set out to learn Java and C#, and… [cont.]
Answered by Gus - Mon Apr 20 20:42:01 2009
Q. Which computer programming languages would you advise I learn? I know how to develop websites using XHTML, CSS, Javascript (AJAX) and PHP. My current job is completely unrelated to any form of computing but I want this to change. What would you advise I learn to stand a good chance of gaining employment in the field of software development. I was thinking maybe c++, c#, Java or VB.NET - Thanks for your help. Forgot to mention mySQL, cheers.
Asked by Iain B - Mon Apr 20 20:13:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OK first answerer...that may apply some places, but I've seen plenty of my peers struggle for a job because they bet on the VB.NET horse. If you know a .NET language, it better be C#. Better yet, know how to write in VB.NET, but specialize in C#...because .NET developers are predominately fluent only in C#, knowing VB.NET can get you into a few shops that are stuck on using it. I keep my ear to the ground pretty much at all times.I can tell you that Java and .NET are most in demand from what I see. The TIOBE index that measures language popularity has Java at number 1. ( I see .NET positions listed pretty regularly, most want you to have some familiarity with MSSQL. If you're a solid programmer, I'd set out to learn Java and C#, and… [cont.]
Answered by Gus - Mon Apr 20 20:42:01 2009
Which ajax book should I buy?
Q. I know how to use many programming languages but I know absolutely nothing about ajax and I would like to know how it work, what the main uses of it are, etc. I was wondering what a good book would be for begging ajax.
Asked by adam - Mon Sep 15 18:32:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I know how to use many programming languages but I know absolutely nothing about ajax and I would like to know how it work, what the main uses of it are, etc. I was wondering what a good book would be for begging ajax.
Asked by adam - Mon Sep 15 18:32:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Whats the best "serious" programming language to start with?
Q. I've played around with Python, JavaScript, and know enough HTML just to be dangerous, but I'd like to really get into more "serious" programming. Is C++ to daunting to learn first? Is Java worth going for instead? Trying to keep an eye on marketablity / demand. I know the scripting languages like PHP, AJAX, etc are all the rage too but are a little higher level. Thanks for your answers and opinions.
Asked by spinchange - Wed May 3 10:18:00 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you look at the job sites (monster.com and friends), you can get a good idea of what is in demand (and therefore 'serious'). Java seems to be on top with Visual Basic 2nd. Java is both a web and an application language while VB is pretty much apps only. Java is also multi-platform so you can do server side java on linux hosts (70% of sites are on linux). For web languages - Java, php, asp are all increasingly popular. Perl is in decline (a relic of the 1970s). In decline: C (a 1970's artifact of the 8/16 bit world), C++ (reason unknown - it is very powerful and lightning quick and can be used for kernel, os, driver and other low level development). On the rise: Microsoft's C# (C Sharp). For best results, you really need to know… [cont.]
Answered by sheeple_rancher - Wed May 3 10:36:29 2006
Q. I've played around with Python, JavaScript, and know enough HTML just to be dangerous, but I'd like to really get into more "serious" programming. Is C++ to daunting to learn first? Is Java worth going for instead? Trying to keep an eye on marketablity / demand. I know the scripting languages like PHP, AJAX, etc are all the rage too but are a little higher level. Thanks for your answers and opinions.
Asked by spinchange - Wed May 3 10:18:00 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you look at the job sites (monster.com and friends), you can get a good idea of what is in demand (and therefore 'serious'). Java seems to be on top with Visual Basic 2nd. Java is both a web and an application language while VB is pretty much apps only. Java is also multi-platform so you can do server side java on linux hosts (70% of sites are on linux). For web languages - Java, php, asp are all increasingly popular. Perl is in decline (a relic of the 1970s). In decline: C (a 1970's artifact of the 8/16 bit world), C++ (reason unknown - it is very powerful and lightning quick and can be used for kernel, os, driver and other low level development). On the rise: Microsoft's C# (C Sharp). For best results, you really need to know… [cont.]
Answered by sheeple_rancher - Wed May 3 10:36:29 2006
Should I begin studying PHP5, or Javascript/Ajax?
Q. I am a graphic designer looking to apply myself to programming. I want to choose a language that will enable me to deliver web applications, and provide a solid foundation for the programming languages to come. However, I don't want to spread myself thin by trying to learn multiple languages at once - I want to choose one and learn more later. Which is better for today, and the next 3 years? PHP, Javascript, or something I haven't mentioned? Opinions are nice, but please provide sound reasoning. Alright, let's say I choose to learn each one. Which is the best to start with? Also, I hate Microsoft and prefer to avoid using something that is limited to their platform.
Asked by Marie - Tue Oct 2 10:16:04 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probaby javascript, though I personally prefer PHP. They do different things, though. If you want to get more into the web apps, learn .NET using C# or Visual Basic. A lot of it is point and click and you'll get more out of it. There are more libraries to use and the skills will transfer to other programming languages. The drawback is that it will only run on a Windows server and won't run on Linux or Unix. Most hosting companies have windows servers, so it shouldn't be a problem. Tool to use is Visual Studio.NET.
Answered by the_dragyness - Tue Oct 2 10:27:58 2007
Q. I am a graphic designer looking to apply myself to programming. I want to choose a language that will enable me to deliver web applications, and provide a solid foundation for the programming languages to come. However, I don't want to spread myself thin by trying to learn multiple languages at once - I want to choose one and learn more later. Which is better for today, and the next 3 years? PHP, Javascript, or something I haven't mentioned? Opinions are nice, but please provide sound reasoning. Alright, let's say I choose to learn each one. Which is the best to start with? Also, I hate Microsoft and prefer to avoid using something that is limited to their platform.
Asked by Marie - Tue Oct 2 10:16:04 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probaby javascript, though I personally prefer PHP. They do different things, though. If you want to get more into the web apps, learn .NET using C# or Visual Basic. A lot of it is point and click and you'll get more out of it. There are more libraries to use and the skills will transfer to other programming languages. The drawback is that it will only run on a Windows server and won't run on Linux or Unix. Most hosting companies have windows servers, so it shouldn't be a problem. Tool to use is Visual Studio.NET.
Answered by the_dragyness - Tue Oct 2 10:27:58 2007
What program or programming languages was Yahoo Answers built with?
Q. When answering please let me know your reasoning behind your thoughts. Just saying PHP or Javascript is not very specific. A good example would be "The thumbs up and thumbs down feedback was made using AJAX, this is easy to tell because the page does not reload when selected." Thanks for any help, I just really love this application!
Asked by PanamaJack - Sat Sep 16 05:12:51 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yahoo! makes use of * PHP ( ) * Python ( ) For AJAX effects, there is Yahoo! UI library, which is available to everybody: * Yahoo! UI Library ( ) Earlier, Yahoo! had a proprietary scripting language of its own, but some time ago, it decided to shift to PHP (see the source). You can find some information here:
Answered by utcursch - Sat Sep 16 06:05:28 2006
Q. When answering please let me know your reasoning behind your thoughts. Just saying PHP or Javascript is not very specific. A good example would be "The thumbs up and thumbs down feedback was made using AJAX, this is easy to tell because the page does not reload when selected." Thanks for any help, I just really love this application!
Asked by PanamaJack - Sat Sep 16 05:12:51 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yahoo! makes use of * PHP ( ) * Python ( ) For AJAX effects, there is Yahoo! UI library, which is available to everybody: * Yahoo! UI Library ( ) Earlier, Yahoo! had a proprietary scripting language of its own, but some time ago, it decided to shift to PHP (see the source). You can find some information here:
Answered by utcursch - Sat Sep 16 06:05:28 2006
What can we expect in the future ( 10 years in the future )?
Q. Im building my web programming skills (HTMl,PHP. AJAX.SQL,XML ), my C++,Win32 and OpenGL programming skills. I also practice creating graphical projects with a software called Blender. But will i be able to have a decent job, using these programming skills ? Things are changing so fast these days that sometimes its hard to keep up with all of them.
Asked by TheHumanist - Fri Aug 21 14:32:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's a great set of skills to be learning, and even as new languages come out you'll find they are similar and faster to learn. Think about what you do with them, and what sort of business solutions you can create with those technologies. There are millions of programmers and developers, but the ones that stand out are those that can really sit down and think through a delivering a really effective solution to a business or problem.
Answered by sKulcrush - Fri Aug 21 14:37:49 2009
Q. Im building my web programming skills (HTMl,PHP. AJAX.SQL,XML ), my C++,Win32 and OpenGL programming skills. I also practice creating graphical projects with a software called Blender. But will i be able to have a decent job, using these programming skills ? Things are changing so fast these days that sometimes its hard to keep up with all of them.
Asked by TheHumanist - Fri Aug 21 14:32:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's a great set of skills to be learning, and even as new languages come out you'll find they are similar and faster to learn. Think about what you do with them, and what sort of business solutions you can create with those technologies. There are millions of programmers and developers, but the ones that stand out are those that can really sit down and think through a delivering a really effective solution to a business or problem.
Answered by sKulcrush - Fri Aug 21 14:37:49 2009
can someone explain this services to me in simpler terms (i don't know anything about I.T.)?
Q. 1. Database-driven Web Sites with CMS and other dynamic functionality 2. Web Development - Pure Open Source or Hybrid Microsoft/Open Source Solutions 3. Application Development - Microsoft and Open Source Integration 4. Python Programmers / Python Specialists 5. Custom AJAX user interface programming and development
Asked by *yawn* - Wed Sep 24 10:45:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. 1. Database-driven Web Sites with CMS and other dynamic functionality 2. Web Development - Pure Open Source or Hybrid Microsoft/Open Source Solutions 3. Application Development - Microsoft and Open Source Integration 4. Python Programmers / Python Specialists 5. Custom AJAX user interface programming and development
Asked by *yawn* - Wed Sep 24 10:45:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Firefox loses focus when loading some ajax pages?
Q. When loading pages like Gmail or other AJAX-intensive web applications, the Firefox browser almost always takes quite some time, to the point where the window icon changes from the Firefox icon to a plain program window icon. Then the browser window loses focus and system brings up the next application window. Is this normal? Somebody else has this problem or knows how to solve it?
Asked by CA - Mon Apr 30 14:56:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a lot of ajax (like gmail does) over a slow connection (do you have a slow connection) would certainly slow down responsiveness. Your loss of focus is not normal. Do you have any addons? Are you running on an under powered machine.
Answered by jake cigar is retired - Mon Apr 30 16:29:52 2007
Q. When loading pages like Gmail or other AJAX-intensive web applications, the Firefox browser almost always takes quite some time, to the point where the window icon changes from the Firefox icon to a plain program window icon. Then the browser window loses focus and system brings up the next application window. Is this normal? Somebody else has this problem or knows how to solve it?
Asked by CA - Mon Apr 30 14:56:59 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a lot of ajax (like gmail does) over a slow connection (do you have a slow connection) would certainly slow down responsiveness. Your loss of focus is not normal. Do you have any addons? Are you running on an under powered machine.
Answered by jake cigar is retired - Mon Apr 30 16:29:52 2007
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