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Category Archives: Ajax
How to create a Progressive Scrolling Web Gallery
Intro I know, I know, there are thousands of ways to display your pictures on the web. I did a 60 second search and settled on one approach that looked interesting to me. Then I quickly ran into some limits … Continue reading
Posted in Admin, Ajax, Image Manipulation, Web Site Technologies
Tagged gallery, images, PHP, thumbnail, webkit
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Web to ssh gateway – not so difficult with Right Tools
Intro I won’t go into details in this posting for fear that the “bad people” will be more likely to benefit than the legitimate users of what I’m describing. That being said there are some legitimate uses, for instance when … Continue reading
Making Function Plots fun using Ajax while solving a real-world problem
Intro I learned an awful lot from this exercise. I wanted to plot the trajectory of a foam basketball through the air. You know the kind of thing where you can vary the initial conditions to see what differences the … Continue reading