Web Development News and Articles

Dojo 1.3.0 Supports WebKit and IE8

03.04.2009

The Dojo JavaScript toolkit is available in version 1.3.0 with enhanced support for browsers such as Internet Explorer 8, Chrome and Safari.

Chrome , JavaScript , Opera , Web Development

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Practical add-ons for Thunderbird

LINUXUSER: Extensible

Mozilla Thunderbird email client continues to gain ground thanks to its multitude of internal features, and add-ons help to extend its functionality.

Thunderbird , Web Development

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Eye-catching graphics with the Google Charts API

KNOW-HOW: Web Grapher

The Google Chart API lets you draw custom graphs, charts, maps, and barcodes through a simple web interface.

Web Development

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Update Recommended: Firefox 3.0.8

30.03.2009

The Mozilla project has released version 3.0.8 of the web browser Firefox. The updated version is most noteworthy in that it rectifies prior security issues.

Browser , Firefox , Seamonkey , Security , Web Development

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The next generation: Mozilla Firefox 3

REVIEWS: New Fox

The next major release of Firefox promises changes to the user interface and serious speed benefits. Firefox 3 seamlessly integrates the Gtk environment and offers a plethora of new features.

CSS , Firefox

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Launching web applications in Prism

KNOW-HOW: Borderless

More and more manufacturers are starting to offer their services directly in the form of web applications. Prism lets you use them like local applications.

Web Development

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Android-ready: Rhodes 1.0, Ruby Framework for Mobile Applications

27.03.2009

The first full version of the new Rhodes framework allows application developers to embed HTML in mobile devices, now also including Android.

Android , Blackberry , HTML , iphone , Smartphones , Web Development

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The South by Southwest Interactive conference purports to showcase the best minds and brightest personalities in emerging technology. The Interactive portion of this year's event took place from March 12-16 in Austin, Texas. The entire SXSW festival is composed of Interactive, Film, and Music conferences and turns the city of Austin into one large media fest.

Events , Web Development

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Dojo 1.3.0 Supports WebKit and IE8