Entries tagged with 'javascript'

Collaboration University Agenda and Speakers

We have updated the agenda and speaker pages for Collaboration University, both in Chicago and London. It’s all done in a very “Web 2.0″ fashion by combining Domino, JavaScript, JSON and the Dojo Toolkit. Dynamic link, using Dojo Tooltip, to the speaker with photo.
Go over to Collaboration University and click on Sessions and Speakers pages [...]

Dojo Tag Cloud Widget

So I though it was time to post another Dojo widget tutorial. This time I have written a widget for displaying a tag cloud. Even though you could use it for any kind of links, the most common use is obviously tags from your blog or other website. The TagCloud widget is using dojo.data and [...]

Find your Twitter friends’ friends with Twubble

I ran across Twubble today. If you like/can’t live without Twitter this is a great tool/website to find your Twitter friends’ friends. It’s written by Bob Lee that works at Google.
If you use Twitter, Twubble can look at your existing friends’ friends and recommend new people for you to follow. It’s a stupid simple idea, [...]

Dojo 1.0 released today

The Dojo Toolkit 1.0 was released this morning. Many of us, including me, has waited patiently for this release. Now I can finalize the updated code for Dojo Calendar.
There are many new, improved and awesome features.

New and Awesome:

The Grid. This is the feature everyone’s been waiting for, and now it’s here! With support for virtual [...]

Embedded Domino forms with Ajax submit and JSON view refresh

In today’s three part tutorial I’m first going to show you how to create a sign in form directly on a Domino page. Secondly, I’m going to show how you can embed a Domino form, with security, directly into a floating pane and submit it using Ajax. Last I’m showing you some code how to [...]