 | | Real Web 2.0, Part 7: Geonames.org: Lost? geonames.org is a free and open site with resources for working with locations and place names. Learn how to use it, as a user and as a developer. | | | Create modular interactive user interfaces with JavaScript: Discover a technique that lets you move sections of a Web page using drag-and-drop functions. Different aspects of the interactivity are implemented separately and then composed into a unified whole, allowing for flexible customization that can make your Web users very happy. | | | Working with jQuery, Part 2: Rich Internet applications: Expand your jQuery knowledge by exploring flashier functionality, and add some actual "richness" to your plain old application, making it truly a Rich Internet Application (RIA). | | | Building a simple WYSIWYG Web page editor: Explore a simple Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) system that lets your users assemble pages by adding and arranging pre-made widgets. Many sites provide this kind of functionality, but this easy-to-use system lets you do it on your own site and provides a simple library for creating new widgets. | | | Building Ajax-enabled auto-complete and cascading drop-down controls: Create Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) controls that can be used in business-line applications. Leveraging JSON, JavaScript, and CSS, these scripts can easily be dropped into any application to provide more intuitive and responsive user interfaces. | | | Overlay data on maps using XSLT, KML, and the Google Maps API, Part 2: Add XSLT and KML to the postal codes and address coordinates from Google's Geocoder Web service to create a map overlay that shows locations in an example app for a real-estate brokerage. | | | More content | |  | |
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