Monthly Archives: September 2005

ONJava.com: ONJava 2005 Reader Survey Results, Part 1

ONJava.com: ONJava 2005 Reader Survey Results, Part 1: Chi sono gli sviluppatori Java? Il questionario annuale di onjava.com, un sito O’Reilly, mostra risultati interessanti.
Fra le cose notevoli, un predominio assoluto di Eclipse (76%), un ruolo minoritario per NetBeans (22%) e un ruolo di nicchia per gli ambienti commerciali, come JBuilder e IntelliJ.
Per quanto [...]

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Scott Wiltamuth’s C# blog : Kids Programming Language (KPL)

Scott Wiltamuth’s C# blog : Kids Programming Language (KPL):
Un linguaggio pensato per i bambini? Interessante.
KPL è basato su .net e può creare codice C# o VB dal sorgente KPL.
Le demo dovrebbero essere divertenti e giocabili.
“Today I had a chance to meet with several people who are working on Kids Programming Language (KPL). KPL is [...]

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Measuring Element Dimension and Location (Internet Explorer – DHTML)

Measuring Element Dimension and Location (Internet Explorer – DHTML): “The following section is designed to help Web authors understand how to access the dimension and location of elements on the page through the Dynamic HTML (DHTML) Object Model.”
Una spiegazione del posizionamento delle DIV utile per chi tenta di formattare le pagine con i CSS, come [...]

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ONJava.com: What Is a Portlet

ONJava.com: What Is a Portlet: “‘Portlets are web components–like servlets–specifically designed to be aggregated in the context of a composite page. Usually, many portlets are invoked to in the single request of a portal page. Each portlet produces a fragment of markup that is combined with the markup of other portlets, all within the portal [...]

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Guide to Using XMLHttpRequest (with Baby Steps) from WebPasties

Guide to Using XMLHttpRequest (with Baby Steps) from WebPasties: “The XMLHttpRequest object is a handy dandy JavaScript object that offers a convenient way for webpages to get information from servers without refreshing themselves.”
Un tutorial eccellente sull’uso di un oggetto estremamente critico per realizzare applicazioni dinamiche, che mosra tutti i lati del discorso, soprattutto il modo [...]

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