DHTMLX has released the update of its dhtmlxSuite, an Ajax UI toolkit that includes the most widely used controls for creating advanced user interfaces for DHTML-based applications. The new release includes updates for the most popular DHTMX components: grid, treegrid,...

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If you are looking for a comprehensive open source JavaScript Date solution, CooLite is providing a very cool DateJS library licensed under The MIT License. It could be used to convert string into date or write more amazing code like...

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Jose Francisco Rives just pointed me today to his new jQuery.YAV plugin which aims to provide an advanced client-side web form validations, easy, accessible, usable and W3C standard. The solution took the best of jQuery Validation plugin and YAV, in...

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The select input in HTML is one of the elements that you don't have too much control on it. There are many solutions available for example to resolve the z-index issue with IE6, to customize the select element display, but...

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How do you spend your weekend ?! John Resig was from Friday until mid-Monday coding a server-side browser/DOM environment, written in JavaScript ! The implementation run on top of Rhino and it's capable of running jQuery, Prototype, and MochiKit. Something...

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CodePress is one of the most amazing online code editors that you could get. The implementation is part of the ECCO project, a web-based IDE at the alpha stage, that its creator Fernando decided to release it separately as an...

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Emprise Corporation have just announced today the immediate availability of Emprise JavaScript Charts v1.0. EJSChart is a pure JavaScript charting library which utilizes the <canvas> element and VML to provide cross-browser compatible, interactive Web 2.0 charts. EJSChart takes web charting...

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If AJAX was the buzz word for the last two years, the new buzz word for the next ones will be offline web applications. Things started with WHATWG, Opera, Firefox3, Dojo Toolkit, Zimbra, Morfik, today Google Gears, and certainly more...

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Michael Mahemoff have created Bitjuice, a javascript library to create bitmap/raster graphics on the fly. Bitjuice uses plain html and css properties to draw bitmaps in real time which make it compatible with all major browsers. The Scratchpad is an...

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Quite after Prototype 1.5.1 final release, a new DOM Builder just popped in the svn trunk to help making easier DOM manipulation. In the sample below you can specify both the element and its attributes in a single call, entirely...

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