The Dojo libraries offer programmers a single coherent event system. With dojo.connect, you can execute any number of functions in response to DOM and widget events.
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Learn how to implement an audit history of employee records that have been updated using ASP.NET.
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spectJ is the Java-based de facto standard for aspect-oriented programming (AOP). Learn all about this exciting technology by creating an AspectJ project in Eclipse.
Original post: Learn AspectJ Using Eclipse AJDT

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Find out how to set up — and when necessary, hack — phpList on your server to get the most of this popular email campaign manager.
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The Java SE platform allows you to adapt (localize) your applications to various languages and regions easily, cost-effectively, and without having to re-engineer the software.
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Are web-based translation services good enough for professional applications? Explore the features in Google’s Language Translation services to find out.
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Ajax has quickly become a technology of choice for building fast and responsive user interfaces. This article looks at the new features introduced in ASP.NET Ajax 4.0 with code examples wherever applicable.
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Although rich web sites and applications have become the norm in recent years, they can still be difficult to develop, maintain, and expand. Many of the challenges stem from the schism between client and server components. The Jaxer server, developed by Aptana, is an open source Ajax web server for building rich web pages and [...]

Confused about which Content Management System (CMS) is right for you? Ernest Lilley helps you break Content Management Systems into distinct groups, based on how much time, money, and effort you can put into the project.
Go here to see the original: Kicking the Tires on Your Next CMS

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One of the most pervasive criticisms about JavaScript is that it’s painfully difficult to debug. The good news is that you don’t have to be intimidated or turned off by JavaScript. In this article, we will be taking a look at the types of errors that you are likely to encounter in JavaScript [...]

Part four of our series on building an online bookmark system covers the registration script, which is responsible for admitting new users to our system.
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In this article you’ll learn how the mechanism behind color code values works with the aid of a simple program I’ve created. The program, Colourcoder, is designed to not only let you find a color you want with ease, but also help you gain a more intuitive grasp of color codes while you use it. [...]

Beginning with version .960, Simple Comments supports visitor logins using OpenID identifiers. In this article, I discuss some of the specific architectural and developmental considerations that went into the process of OpenID-enabling the Simple Comments system. By Dan Ragle. 0820
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The number one change in this release is support for OpenID. Other enhancements include: HTML Header/Footer Templates, Article Locking, Support for Unique Display Names, Visitor CAPTCHA Bypass, User E-mails in Comments and more. By Dan Ragle. 0723
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