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February 2nd, 2008

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February 2nd, 2008

CARTOON COMIC FUN

I have been having a bit of fun with cartoons recently. There are a few good Ajax sites that help you do cartoons such as Toonlets, Toondoo (From AdventNet, the Indian company behind Zoho and others), and Pixton.

And a bunch more over here.

Got some fun ideas for Ajax related comics?

February 2nd, 2008

LIKELIHOOD OF LAND CRASH IN 2008 RATES AMONG MOST UNDER-REPORTED POLITICAL STORIES ON PARLIAMENT HILL

"That's good news on many levels"

Have Canadians put themselves at risk by running up a record $1-trillion in household debt backed by inflated real estate "values"? "There's likely to be a more challenging economic year ahead," Prime Minister ... via The Hill Times

February 2nd, 2008

AJAXIAN ROUNDUP FOR JANUARY, 2008: JAVASCRIPT TURTLES AND IE 8

January has started the month out in some style. We are seeing a lot of news that shows the Web may actually be moving forward a little. One sign of that is the trickle of news that comes out of Redmond on IE 8. IE8 Compatibility with X-UA-Compatible sparked debate throughout the entire Web community, and when all is said and done, it shows you what happens when you do not have good early communication. Just work with us. Before you ship. Chat with Hixie and get involved in HTML 5 now.

JavaScript continues to thrive and move throughout the stack. First we had the news of Aptana Jaxer, which allows you to write your Ajax code and have it run on the server. This even means munging with the DOM and having it all work and spit out HTML. This isn’t your old ASP JScript.

I also had the pleasure of chatting with Steve Yegge on Rhino on Rails: JavaScript MVC on the server where we discussed the implications of having a Rails port in JavaScript.

The browsers keep getting better, and we saw real support for Cross-Site XMLHttpRequest in Firefox 3 and the like. I have been talking over Google Gears future APIs that may be in early stage work, or just ideas in my head. I think that we are getting the word out about Gears not being just about Offline, but a tool to upgrade the Web on the fly.

We are seeing more of the social networks getting into the mix. Facebook released an Animation library and then followed that up with a full JavaScript Client Library.

And then Google just released the Social Graph API.

A great month, and here is to the next one:

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