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• Rich client-side API, works with any backend (php, .Net, Java, python) or static HTML pages. • More then 40 common components, including Tabs, Dialog, TreeGrid, TimeLine and many other web GUI components. • Wide cross-browser compatibility, IE6+, firefox1.5+, opera9+, safari3+ and Google Chrome. • Full API Documentation with tons of samples. • Ever Increasing Code Snippets. • Drag&Drop WYSIWYG GUI builder and IDE available. Significantly reduced development time. • Source code editor Integrated (Code Intellisense, Code folding, Syntax Check and Undo/Redo). • Compatible with jQuery, prototype,..

The Poetic Prophet (AKA The SEO Rapper) is back with another marketing rap. This time he describes how web standards and proper design can affect the ranking and conversion of pages on your site. lyrics:Your site design is the first thing people see it should be reflective of you and the industry easy to look at with a nice navigation when you can't find what you want it causes frustration a clear Call to action to increase the temptation use appealing graphics they create motivation if you have animation use with moderation cause search engines can't index the information display..

Populate was designed as a client-side, post-load method of populating HTML forms. The advantages of this are: HTML markup (presentation) can be kept separate from database-output (data) Forms can be re-populated without lengthy page loads, for example, using AJAX

For a recent client project, we wanted to be able to turn a list of YouTube links into a playlist. This would allow the client to manage their videos on YouTube and simply insert links to the videos on their site. With javascript enabled a nice playlist is created, whilst without javasript the user gets a regular list of links to youtube pages.

Very slick "area select" on-top of images plugin for jQuery. You can use it in your projects to create image "tags" or "tooltips" like Facebook does, or Flickr does even better. As usual for jQuery awesomeness, this is pretty easy to integrate. http://odyniec.net/projects/imgareaselect/ And here's somebody that shows a validation processor in PHP that can crop the select area and save as an image. http://www.webmotionuk.co.uk/php-jquery-image-upload-and-crop/

We all use databases to store our data around our applications, storing user settings and data received from client. If you ever had to create a category parent/child relationship in a e-commerce store for instance, this is a very good article explaining both ways and explaining the whole idea and schema of this wonderful way of easily managing a nice tree of categories that you may need for your posts, real-estate properties, products, groups, and so on. Take in mind that this is only intended for a single parent/child approach, one to many.