10 posts tagged with Javascript.
About 5 years back, when I was still dabbling with client-side technologies for the first time, I had written the . My knowledge of Javascript and client side technologies has evolved quite a bit s...
So I finally found some time to continue my experiments with the . This time my target was Orkut. I decided that I write a simple script to extract my Orkut profile and then display a sub-set of th...
Whenever I use some service over the web, I look for several things. Ease of use and customisability are important factors. However, the most important thing I consider is vendor lock-in (or rather...
About a year back I was working on a personal project in IBM. This was a clone of for the IBM intranet. For those of you who don't know YubNub, it is a simple but powerful tool, which allows you to...
About 2 years back, I had conducted an experiment with the Bulls and Cows game[ [1 ]](/2005/12/18/bulls-and-cows-computer-simulation-results/) [ [2 ]](/2005/12/12/my-experiments-with-javascript-the...
Ever thought you are so addicted to Java that although the world is talking about moving to functional languages, you just cannot see yourself leaving the JVM? Well, , could be your solution. You c...
Previous related entries: Firefox 2 was released recently. This week I got a chance to dabble with it. Integrated spell-check is a new feature that I liked. I cannot stop talking about Microsummari...
Are you into development of scripts using JS and DOM? Do you do AJAXian scripting (using XMLHttp etc)? Then you might have realized the pain of not being able to debug them when faced with problems...
100+ hits in 24 hours! I should consider my experiments as successful. I have made minor modifications to the the appearance and usability of the page. Here's the link: .
I managed to get a Javascript game called "Bulls and Cows" up and running: . The rules for playing the game are given in the same link. Enjoy!