I use http://www.zoomrank.com for tracking my sites search engine ranking, I find it very intuatuive. It might be a good addition to this list?
skillhead
· 2 years ago
Boom! This article is awesome, nice one!
Brij
· 2 years ago
Great list.
Checkout www.ajuby.com/blog if you are looking for rails app builder for "grownups"
Michael Mahemoff
· 2 years ago
@Cameron Thanks for the AjaxPatterns link.
@Rey Right on. JQuery is a fine product and a contender for the "best" all-round Ajax framework right now. In particular, the team has done a great job with documentation (http://jquery.com/), which I value a lot in a web application. I frequently use this third-party API browser for JQuery - http://jquery.bassistance.de/api-browser/.
Another website perfect for a Mashable list is Colourlovers http://www.colourlovers.com/. Social networking for colour lovers everywhere.
Theres a couple of good articles about it up on codeproject as well.
Worst marketing ever IMO. They spend ages talking about all the features it has (like seriously impressive list) and then they dont mention you get a full data layer, that doesnt use shitty templates, in like ten mins. :P
Nothing beats billing a few hundred bucks to add a column, when you just add it in the database, hit resync and its on the business objects and good to go :)
Anyone out there interested in becoming a Ruby on Rails developer? I've heard about a great seminar run by some senior development folks who claim they can get you up and running in two days.. www.buildingwebapps.com/seminar check it out.
DHTMLX Toolkit (www.dhtmlx.com) provides a set of JavaScript/Ajax components for building rich dynamic web interfaces.
Mike Bishop
· 1 year ago
Great resource, thanx! However, I would like to see BugWiki included in the list of bug tracking tools. I've used it for some time now and unlike anything else I have ever tried, this time it really IS easy! Perhaps a litte lightweight for some of you heavy duty coders out there, but for the rest of us it's definately worth a test drive. https://www.bugwiki.com
James
· 1 year ago
Great list. have kept me busy for hours and improved a couple of sites we are working on
Sasha
· 1 year ago
Cool! ||I like the article. WEll done.
Jesse
· 1 year ago
Its very difficult to get into this business now-a-days. I would recommend trying to find a tutor or taking a class so you can get a heads up.
As for development, Magid Comuputers ( www.magidcomputers.com ), has some of the best services I've known. They created everything from social networking sites (ie: www.thefin.com ) to e-commerce websites (ie: www.smokepitara.com ). Check them out. They also offer SEO Services
Bill Bell
· 1 year ago
An excellent resource already. One more resource that might be mentioned is the Google App Engine. It competes, in some sense, with other products that might be on the list such as popfly, Yahoo! Pipes, and Mash Maker. It also makes it possible to use products like CherryPy and Django.
http://iconbin.net is also a good icon website with thousands of free icons. And the greatest thing of all, you don't need to put a link back to the author if you use them.
Enjoy! =)
NY development company
· 4 months ago
your information is very good. it is very helpful for me. Thanks for this information.
osuri kiran kumar
· 4 months ago
A very good collection Thanks a lot Keep updating the page
britelite
· 3 months ago
web2cal is a great resource for building ajax calendars web2cal Its a great calendar.
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Also, the entry for Zope might be a tad misleading. Zope is another content management system with its own template language.
Both libraries are heavy weights and comparable to any of the ones listed.
Checkout www.ajuby.com/blog if you are looking for rails app builder for "grownups"
@Rey Right on. JQuery is a fine product and a contender for the "best" all-round Ajax framework right now. In particular, the team has done a great job with documentation (http://jquery.com/), which I value a lot in a web application. I frequently use this third-party API browser for JQuery - http://jquery.bassistance.de/api-browser/.
Another website perfect for a Mashable list is Colourlovers http://www.colourlovers.com/. Social networking for colour lovers everywhere.
http://www.plentyofcode.com/2007/07/top-10-sour...
Open source, bsd, c#, asp.net 2.0 web application.
Check http://www.ajaxrain.com/ for lots of AJAX demos, plugins for jQuery, prototype, etc.
Diamond Binding homepage.
Theres a couple of good articles about it up on codeproject as well.
Worst marketing ever IMO. They spend ages talking about all the features it has (like seriously impressive list) and then they dont mention you get a full data layer, that doesnt use shitty templates, in like ten mins. :P
Nothing beats billing a few hundred bucks to add a column, when you just add it in the database, hit resync and its on the business objects and good to go :)
Free / Open Source HTML and other IDEs can be found here : Free, Open Source Developer tools at OpenDEN
Cheers !
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DHTMLX Toolkit (www.dhtmlx.com) provides a set of JavaScript/Ajax components for building rich dynamic web interfaces.
As for development, Magid Comuputers ( www.magidcomputers.com ), has some of the best services I've known. They created everything from social networking sites (ie: www.thefin.com ) to e-commerce websites (ie: www.smokepitara.com ). Check them out. They also offer SEO Services
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http://iconbin.net is also a good icon website with thousands of free icons. And the greatest thing of all, you don't need to put a link back to the author if you use them.
Enjoy! =)
Thanks a lot
Keep updating the page