Our tiny Bootstrap rich text editor is now opensource
We built a tiny (4.5KB, < 200 lines of code) JQuery Bootstrap plugin for MindMup that turns any DIV into a WYSIWYG rich-content editor, and just open-sourced it. Here are the key features: Automatically binds standard hotkeys for common operations on Mac and Windows Supports image drag & drop, uploading…
ajax Archive
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Opensource .NET talks schedule
Posted on August 27, 2008 | 4 CommentsWe have worked out the schedule for opensource .NET talks at Skills Matter in London for the next few months. Here are the dates to note in your calendar – more detail on sessions will follow: 25th September: Script #, .NET response to Google Web Toolkit. Registration is now open... -
Video: Developing Ajax Web Applications with Castle Monorail
Posted on July 18, 2008 | No CommentsHere’s the video from the talk that Dave and I did last month at Skills Matter on developing Ajax Web applications with Castle Monorail. You can download slides and find links from the talk here. (if the video does not load in the embedded player, see it on google video) -
Slides, links and source from the Ajax Monorail talk
Posted on June 13, 2008 | 4 CommentsI really enjoyed talking about Developing Ajax web applications with Castle Monorail yesterday at Skills Matter. It was great to see so many familiar faces — thanks for coming again and I hope that you enjoyed it as well. Here are the downloads and links that Dave and I promised... -
The wrong way to do a shopping cart
Posted on February 18, 2008 | 18 CommentsThe print-on-demand service that I’ve chosen for my book has a fairly nice web user interface with lots of Ajax code. Generally, that web application is one of the best aspects of doing business with them. That’s why I was surprised to find a rather amateurish flaw in their shopping... -
How to test AJAX sites with FitNesse and Selenium RC
Posted on February 14, 2008 | 36 CommentsUPDATE: My thinking on this has changed significantly in the years following this post, but according to Google it’s still quite popular. If you’re interested in combining FitNesse and Selenium, make sure to read this post as well: How to implement UI Testing without shooting yourself in the foot. It...
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