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The Future of JSON
I am a huge supporter of JSON as a means of communicating with the server side in an Ajax application (you can use JSON as a means of communication on all tiers of an application using a library, but...
View ArticleAccessing JSON Web Services with the Google Web Toolkit
Over at GWT Site they have written a good post about using the Google Web Toolkit with JSON Web Services. Since JSON is fast becoming a standard for web services that are cross domain and GWT is a...
View ArticleJSON - 3D
Recently I have been looking at 3D as it pertains to the web and controlled through JavaScript without the aid of plug-ins (this is a topic that interests me as in my early programming I created a lot...
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JSON - 3D Proof of Concept
A few weeks ago I wrote a post on the concept of using JSON for creating 3-D models (You can read the first JSON 3D post here). I have created a proof of concept based on MooCanvas to allow for IE...
View ArticleECMAScript 3.1 Final Draft Emerges
Also known as ECMAScript 5th Edition, the new JavaScript standard has entered final draft stage. Among the goodies: a formal getter and setter syntax for object properties, language reflection...
View ArticleHow to Make a Search Based on Google's Product Search
You may have seen the Google Product Search and may have thought that it would be useful to include a customized version of the search into a website or application. Unfortunately, you can't just...
View ArticlePutting the Google Base API to Good Use - Part 1
A while back I wrote a post about creating a Product search using the Google Base API. We'll I've made a few examples for another blog that I've been writing on called The Porsche Guy's.Since the blog...
View ArticleJSON Beats XML, or Ajaj vs Ajax
Should the Ajax term be changed to Ajaj? Since Ajax stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, but with more and more the web favoring JSON (especially in rich Ajax applications), should it now be...
View ArticleJSON 3D - The Time is Near!
3D on the web is getting very close to being a reality. With the release of Google Chrome 9 and Firefox 4, that uses WebGL (a subset of the OpenGL library) coupled with HTML 5 and JavaScript, 3D on the...
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What I Did on My Winter Holiday
This winter break (or as we used to call it when I was still in school, Christmas vacation), I worked on a little web application. The application was going to be for an automotive related blog that I...
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