Web and JavaScript
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- Mengele's disappearance, Marta the laughingstock, and Řepka in Parliament. Oh, and a dancing snowman.
- If you’d like to translate it, I’d be delighted. Please send it to me, I’ll proofread it, and then I’ll…
- Newsletters on Dagblog
- CSS selectors
- The third hardest thing in IT? Hiring a JavaScript developer
- CZ Podcast 158 — Honza Javorek on Python and more
- CZ Podcast 135 — Livesport
- CZ Podcast 133 — Angular.js
- CZ Podcast 130 — Ember.js
- CZ Podcast 128 — Borek Bernard and VersionPress
- CZ Podcast 116 — Daniel Steigerwald with Este.js
- CZ Podcast 106 — Developing browser extensions
- CZ Podcast 84 — Developing applications in the web browser
- CZPodcast 75 — Web application security
- Defect clusters and their impact
- Instapaper, or how I got back to reading articles
- CZ Podcast 70 — Flex and TypeScript
- CZ Podcast 66 — WebExpo
- CZ Podcast 64 — iOS, iPhone, and iPad
- CZ Podcast 62 — The Nette framework
- CZ Podcast 60 — User Experience Design
- CZ Podcast 45 — News, JavaFX, and Ruby on Rails 3
- CZ Podcast 41 — node.JS
- JavaScript rules everything
- The story of a URL
- CZ Podcast 37 — Selenium and UI testing
- What men and everyone else want
- A Google Wave revolution? What about Ubiquity?
- Eclipse E4 — The best rich client platform
- Podcast #32 — Google Wave
- Google App Engine and the end of Java hosting?
- Instant IDE
- AJAX reloaded
- My alternative notes
- I don't trust JSF
- Synchronizing access to objects in an HTTP session
- Mobile phones are in for their own “Web 2.0”
- Can Google App Engine solve Java hosting?
- Open debate: component-based or request-driven web frameworks?
- Looking for the next big thing
- CZ Podcast 20
- On complexity
- The age of online services
- The Android Case
- A REST
- CZ Podcast 15 — Ruby and Ruby on Rails in practice
- CZ Podcast 13 — News, Ruby and Ruby on Rails
- Another comparison of PHP, ASP.NET and Java
- Servlets — What’s ahead, we hope
- The client side is coming into its own
- Google Gears: When Offline Is Online
- The ABCs of AJAX security
- Applets return to the stage
- JavaFX rides the RIA wave
- Rich Internet Applications from a user experience perspective
- The king is dead. Long live the king. Struts 2?
- Here come the comets
- Weekend links
- The Basics of Deploying Web Applications on Tomcat
- Java Web Frameworks
- A Flash demo of WTP
- Google Web Toolkit
- The creator of Struts and JSF at CZJUG on September 26
- Fighting comment spam
- Will the AJAX bubble burst?
- Off Topic: Weblogy.cz No Longer Carries Dagblog
- Tip: Teach PSPad to Run XSL Transformations
- For whom the bell tolls
- Off topic — Is Banan.cz giving you the brush-off too?
- Do you know PHP?
- 2006
- … and where to go from here
- A practical example of social engineering
- What causes IE’s “This page contains both secure and nonsecure items” warning and how to…
- SEO spammers from Texas
- Signing Out with Basic Authentication
- The view layer comes of age — JavaServer Faces vs. Tapestry
- An authentication token as part of a URL
- FastRPC — Binary XML-RPC
- How to detect bean property in JSTL?
- Eclipse 3.1 followed by Web Tools Platform 1.0 M5
- Full-text search for a community site
- Looking for a Swing HTML renderer
- A feature matrix for portals
- Interval.cz on Rich Internet Applications (RIA)
- Disabling cookies in IE 6.0 and Microsoft technical support
- AJAX, an early route to rich internet applications
- Strict HTML, table-free layouts, and other magic words
- How my blog went on strike, or the curious case of the Seznam help desk
- Concurrent data modification in web applications
- How to bury a discussion site alive
- Czech technical terms for form controls
- XML-RPC and one way to build richer web applications
- Re: No fear of Mozilla
- I’m sold on Google Desktop Search and Skype
- Weekend reading
- Sun Java Plug-in Vulnerability
- A closer look at Jetspeed 2
- Weekend reading
- Reflections on a web server benchmark
- I don’t use antivirus. Does that make me an oddball?
- Three-tier architecture in a nutshell, part I
- Why we get blamed for standard dialogs in localized Windows, or surely you can’t be serious
- Weekend reading
- When blocking pop-ups backfires
- Weekend reading
- Jetty 5.0.0 and the next generation on the horizon
- The order of events in browsers
- A busy week at Jakarta as Tomcat 5.5 and Struts 1.2.2 come out
- The POST-REDIRECT-GET pattern
- XAML and Avalon on Windows XP and 2003
- Articles for the weekend
- Tomcat and the Encoding of External Files
- Mozilla and document.all, in the name of compatibility
- How should I link to multinational companies?
- ECMAScript for XML (E4X), a hammer for the DOM’s shortcomings
- ADF Faces brings Oracle's GUI components to JSF
- Your choice of browser matters
- Internationalization for web applications
- Who will come to the aid of web forms?
- accessibility and Accessibility
- Looking for a framework for print output and more
- A Spring tutorial in Czech
- Eclipse launches the Web Tools project
- Editorial: Standards for web applications
- Tiles — Smart templates for JSP
- Czech DocBook site launches
- A head-on attack with the Flex programming language
- JavaScript callbacks between windows
- Editorial and weekend reading
- JavaScript refresher — Forms
- The new Blogger.com — an ugly duckling?
- Measuring things that don’t matter
- Performance of web applications using XSLT
- Weekend reading
- My top five tools for web applications
- HTTP session expiration
- Replacing innerHTML and innerText with the DOM
- XPath — A refresher
- Software patents strike back
- Fish Fillets goes open source
- The time has come for Flex 1.0
- A sidebar for Mozilla
- SEO — Where to start
- Weekend reading
- Web services, another way
- Internet Explorer, getElementById, and form controls
- Weekend reading
- Bright prospects for web technologies
- Instant RSS readers
- NIO and servlets
- XML 1.1 — Evolution or revolution?
- Getting to know the DOM V — traversing the document
- Replacing <xsl:call-template> with <xsl:apply-templates>
- Chrysalis, a new web framework
- I got it through the tunnel!
- Tunneling again…
- Weekend reading
- Translets — Super-fast XSL transformations
- XHTML 1.1 and processing invalid documents
- Editorial
- Articles for the weekend
- Exploring the DOM IV: traversing a document
- A tutorial on XML Schema
- Can Microsoft tame spam?
- Is the Flex Beta Program opening to the public?
- JavaServer Faces is on its way
- Mozilla won’t get you into Komerční banka
- Weekend reading
- How to ask questions in a discussion group
- Thou shalt not steal
- Getting to know the DOM III — modules and levels
- Mozilla relicensing
- The future of XUL in CMS?
- Getting to know the DOM II — document structure and the object model
- Getting to know the DOM, part I
- Web browsers and the future
- Caching and web applications
- Struts, a worked example
- Flex and Web Application Frameworks
- The MVC Design Pattern
- The XML 2003 conference
- The evolution of web applications through rich internet applications
- A few links
- Weekend reading
- XAML???
- Character Sets
- XAML — Microsoft’s XUL
- Bugs, bugs, bugs…
- Articles for the weekend
- The public administration portal and SQL injection for beginners and beyond
- A presentation on the Mozilla suite
- Caught in Cocoon’s web
- CZilla announces a contest for the best slogan to promote Mozilla
- User interfaces for web applications
- Tunneling through an HTTP proxy
- DocBook — documentation in hand
- What the week brought
- OOP in JavaScript
- Cocoon for web applications
- Jakarta Struts in action
- Internationalization in a servlet
- Automatic type conversion in JavaScript
- A few items from the week
- The return of rich clients and the twilight of “HTML applications”?
- The PHP scalability myth
- PHP 4.0 and OOP
- The Semantic Web
- AWStats makes sense of web server logs
- A binary representation of XML?
- Czech blogs about Java
- Opera 7.20
- Fine XHTML and HTML recommendations, and no response
- Where are standards heading?
- A web server, quickly and easily
- A quick look at what the day brought
- XSLT by example
- A second look at PHP 5.0
- Debugging JavaScript
- A closer look at PHP 5.0
- UTF-8 — The little-endian and big-endian problem
- Getting DHTML right
- PHP drops built-in MySQL support
- An easier way to work with JavaScript objects
- Internet Explorer’s CSS background-image rendering bug
- Where do you draw the line on a modern browser?
- Java Servlets — Session tracking
- RSS and Dagblog
- Jiří Kosek on node-set()
- XHTML serves a purpose
- A gateway to portal technology
- A reference guide to the DOM2 specification
- Mozilla and ActiveX
- Dagblog outages
- A closer look at the Servlet 2.4 specification
- More translations of W3C documents
- Hacking getElementById correctly
- Keep JavaScript simple? It depends on where and when
- Detecting browsers correctly
- The forms collection and the fieldset element
- The hunt for Marek Prokop
- The end of IE development and its possible effects
- JavaScript 2.0, a masterpiece on the horizon
- XML Schema and DocBook
- PHP 5.0 Beta 1 released
- Mozilla 1.4 is out
- Building applications with Mozilla
- Czech translations of W3C documents
- MSIE development ends for MacOS
- The magic of opening windows
- A fixed table header
- Encoded JScript
- Setting fonts in browsers
- JavaScript and sharing variables between windows
- An apology for the silence
- Regular expressions
- Sablotron users, take note: XPath 2.0 and XSLT 2.0 are on the horizon
- The browser warehouse
- Ten hot tips for Java and XSLT
- A Brief Introduction to Java Servlets
- Cross-links — A question for Dagblog
- Good reading on XML
- Links, the onclick attribute, and page accessibility
- Atrise HTML Lock, a bad joke on Interval
- The Servlet 2.4 specification is on the horizon
- Accessing form elements and how I fell flat on my face
- A false sense of security
- The coder’s dogma
- Weekend reading
- The escape function and international characters in URLs
- How to run a weblog, or how to get it all wrong
- Quality articles on JavaScript and client-side scripting, or their decline in the Czech lands
- All is not rotten in the world of JavaScript
- Bugs in the Opera browser
- Rendering modes in modern browsers
- Advice for web application administrators: respond just as promptly as …
- Where to find client-side scripting documentation
- Security bugs, or never-ending stories
- POP3 or POP3S — No contest
- The life cycle of Internet Explorer browsers
- The father of cyberpunk has a blog
- Change your “look” dynamically
- PHP 4.3.0 and XSLT
- mozilla.cz, or the end of its localization project
- Drag and drop, a coder’s delight
- PHP 4.3.0 is out
- 101 things Mozilla can do that Internet Explorer can’t
- Opening words
CZ Podcast
- #217 · Ivo Lukačovič
On Windy, JavaScript and building companies. · Czech audio
- #3 · Java 6 SE, Vývoj webových aplikací
Dagi and Filemon discuss Java 6 and web application frameworks. · Czech audio