Well, it’s right around this time every year that I start to get excited about the upcoming Looney Tunes release, and this year is no exception. Click To Read More...
Archive for April, 2006
OpenLaszlo Teams With Dojo
Wednesday, April 26th, 2006The Laszlo blog announced yesterday that OpenLaszlo will use and contribute to Dojo. For the uninitiated, Dojo is one of the many DHTML/Ajax toolkits that help DHTML developers get their work done. Since OpenLaszlo is moving towards supporting more runtimes (other than Flash) and DHTML is one of those “runtimes”, this sounds like a great idea (rather than have the Laszlo team write their own toolkit from scratch). The fact that they’ll be bringing their contributions back to Dojo sounds like a win-win.
Audio In Web Pages
Thursday, April 20th, 2006Via Arve. Opera releases the first Beta for Version 9 of their browser today. Big news from my perspective is support for the audio object. Click To Read More...
SVG News Digest: 2006-04-13
Thursday, April 13th, 2006Here’s the latest news in the world of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). Click To Read More...
Polishing Firefox Chrome
Monday, April 10th, 2006The Mozilla folks are wrapping up discussion on how Firefox 2 user interface will change. Some of the things I like, but I still don’t see my biggest pet peeve about the Firefox User Interface (UI) addressed: I absolutely hate the way that Firefox 1.5 squeezes the Search Bar next to the Address Bar like some inconsequential widget. For me, it’s one of most heavily-used things in the user interface. This entry will show you how to tweak the user interface (sometimes called “chrome”). You don’t need any heavy programming skills for this. Basically you need to be comfortable renaming files, unzipping and zipping up directories and editing text files. Click To Read More...
It’s Naked Day!
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006Read here for more.
OpenLaszlo To Support DHTML
Tuesday, April 4th, 2006This may be slightly stale news to folks who keep their ear to the wire, but the Laszlo folks announced last month that they are planning on supporting DHTML as a compilation target some time this year. The current release of their Laszlo Presentation Server 3.2 supports compilation to Flash SWF6, SWF7 and SWF8. The next version (code-named “Legals”, likely 4.0) will support compilation to DHTML and SWF9. You can also read their wikified current plan. If nothing else, you should check out the DHTML demo application to see what Laszlo will be capable of. Click To Read More...