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Web Applications

Few months ago I did my Hello World Flex, I used Adobe Flex Builder and see it interesting to produce rich GUI. After than I tried a simple application for file download and discovered some features in Flex. Now, I came with a new project and decided to use Flex to do the job.
on Jun 10, 2008 | Permalink | Discuss
High Performance Web Sites by Steve Souders is one of the most important books front end engineers should read to be able to develop a proper web sites. In 14 chapter, you will know 14 of the best tips to enhance the performance of your website. The good thing in this book, it is quick read and specific, the author gives example by numbers and statistics about the top 10 websites on the...
on Apr 20, 2008 | Permalink | Discuss
In this post, I will write about the client/server bandwidth saving. In some countries, the cost of the Internet is based on the bandwidth consumption, you pay for the number of MB's you have used as traffic, so, if there is a website which contains pages with large size, you will consume the client bandwidth!
on Mar 21, 2007 | Permalink | Discuss