CSS sprites mash up all the images used on a webpage into one large image and display only the part that contains the image wherever it’s required. Using CSS sprites drastically reduces the load time of the page.
See the original post: Optimize Your Web Page with CSS Sprites

[...]

These 10 techniques will help Visual Studio users make better use of the jQuery JavaScript library.
Go here to see the original: 10 jQuery Tips and Tricks for Visual Studio

a2a_linkname=”10 jQuery Tips and Tricks for Visual Studio”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/10/26/10-jquery-tips-and-tricks-for-visual-studio/”;

For those of you who require localization services for small to medium applications, this article presents Dojo’s pure JavaScript i18n module.
Go here to read the rest: Dojo i18n: a Pure JavaScript Localization Solution

a2a_linkname=”Dojo i18n: a Pure JavaScript Localization Solution”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/09/29/dojo-i18n-a-pure-javascript-localization-solution/”;

Try a file-upload solution that uses Ajax to provide continuous feedback to the user as the file is being uploaded to the server.
Originally posted here: Building an Ajax-driven File Uploader

a2a_linkname=”Building an Ajax-driven File Uploader”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/09/08/building-an-ajax-driven-file-uploader/”;

Learn how to combine Ajax and JSON to override the browser’s default locale and perform retrievals of complex data.
Read more: Combine Ajax and JSON to Transmit Complex Presentation Data

a2a_linkname=”Combine Ajax and JSON to Transmit Complex Presentation Data”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/09/01/combine-ajax-and-json-to-transmit-complex-presentation-data/”;

Give your Web visitors the option of selecting their preferred languages using JavaScript, Ajax, Java Servlets and JSPs.
See original here: Add Multilingual Support to Your Java Web Pages

a2a_linkname=”Add Multilingual Support to Your Java Web Pages”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/08/16/add-multilingual-support-to-your-java-web-pages/”;

Despite its atrocious lack of i18n functionality, you can make JavaScript work better with multilingual web pages.
View post:JavaScript’s Lack of i18n Support and What It Means for You

a2a_linkname=”JavaScript’s Lack of i18n Support and What It Means for You”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/08/05/javascripts-lack-of-i18n-support-and-what-it-means-for-you/”;

Go inside the WSDL file for a Web service and then learn how to create both Web- and desktop-based clients to consume the service.
Excerpted from:Creating a WSDL File and Clients for Your ASP.NET Web Service

a2a_linkname=”Creating a WSDL File and Clients for Your ASP.NET Web Service”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/07/07/creating-a-wsdl-file-and-clients-for-your-aspnet-web-service/”;
[...]

The Web Storage API not only allows storing larger data in browsers but also in a more secure and efficient way.
Go here to see the original: Web Storage API: More Security, Efficiency and Capacity than Cookies

a2a_linkname=”Web Storage API: More Security, Efficiency and Capacity than Cookies”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/06/15/web-storage-api-more-security-efficiency-and-capacity-than-cookies/”;
[...]

Learn how to create an e-newsletter signup system in ASP.NET that gives users a personalized newsletter and subscriber flexibility.
See the original post here: Create an E-newsletter Signup System with ASP.NET

a2a_linkname=”Create an E-newsletter Signup System with ASP.NET”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/04/08/create-an-e-newsletter-signup-system-with-aspnet/”;

Get an overview of how the multiple levels of web caching behave and how you can use them to make your site faster.
Source:Use Web Caching to Make Your Web Site Faster

a2a_linkname=”Use Web Caching to Make Your Web Site Faster”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2010/02/09/use-web-caching-to-make-your-web-site-faster/”;

Client-side storage is probably one of the most talked about features in HTML 5. It has received a lot of criticism because of its lack of security, but it is nonetheless an interesting innovation. Read on to learn more.
Go here to see the original: HTML 5: Client-side Storage

[...]

All browsers have some kind of caching mechanism in place, but to be honest, they don’t always work. Until HTML 4, the only work around was that the user had to save each page individually. HTML 5, thankfully, provides a smarter solution.
View original here: HTML 5: Offline Application Caching

[...]

In the “Your First Server-side JavaScript Application” article, we learned how to write server-side javascript for the Jaxer plugin by building a simple file-based blog in Aptana Studio. Today, we’ll extend the project to include the ability to add posts and save them to a file on the server.
Read the rest here: Create a File-based [...]

Part 3 of this series covers how to format XML documents in web browsers and how to parse or read them using PHP strings and functions.
View post:XML and PHP Simplified - Formatting XML Documents

a2a_linkname=”XML and PHP Simplified - Formatting XML Documents”;a2a_linkurl=”http://www.frenzygraphics.com/2009/08/05/xml-and-php-simplified-formatting-xml-documents/”;