Author: Aly Chiman

Aly Chiman

Aly Chiman is a Blogger & Reporter at AlyChiTech.com which covers a wide variety of topics from local news from digital world fashion and beauty . AlyChiTech covers the top notch content from the around the world covering a wide variety of topics. Aly is currently studying BS Mass Communication at University.

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JavaScript class, javascript programming, learning javascript, learning the DOM

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JavaScript Programming: From Basics to DOM Post on April 13th, 2009 Update April 2011 This class has been re-vamped, and includes materials from the closed JavaScript: Unobtrusive Programming class. These courses are offered through this website and can be considered “self-study” which includes email support from the instructor. This 6-week class will teach the students everything from the basics of programming, core concepts of the programming language, how the language is used on the web…

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Ajax Meets Accessibility Feng Shui Podcast

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June 14, 2008 Jeremy Keith and Derek Featherstone talked about how Ajax and Accessibility can live in harmony with each other at SXSW07. Topics covered include: progressive enhancement, the 3 layers of the web (content, presentation and behavior), thin vs. rich clients, XMLHttpRequest object, patterns, screen readers, and much more. Here are their presentation notes (.pdf) as well. Filed Under: Podcasts Tagged With: accessiblity, Ajax, Derek Featherstone, JavaScript topics, Jeremy Keith, Podcast, SXSW07 Categories ·Adobe…

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Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Virtual Earth, MapQuest

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Since the emergence of Google Maps giving us the ability to put an interactive map on your own web page(s), there are now four separate APIs to choose from: Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Microsoft Virtual Earth and MapQuest. These APIs are similar, so once you understand one; it is just a matter of learning the differences of the others. To get you started, I created four separate maps using each one of the APIs.  For comparison purposes, I used the…

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Are We Entering the Simplicity Era of Mobile Apps?

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June 14, 2014January 16, 2015143 Views Mobile Apps A funny thing happened in early 2014. Dong Nguyen, a Vietnamese indie app developer, unintendedly created one of the most addictive, frustrating and downright must-have apps of all time, Flappy Bird. Yes, the game that looks a bit like Super Mario, but ends abruptly after once false move and makes you want to throw your phone at the wall, as hard as possible, repeatedly. The game generated…

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ActionScript 3.0, Flash CS3, Image Slide Show, Music Juke Box, News Reader, XML

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XML with ActionScript 3.0 Examples Post on December 29th, 2008 On a previous post I talked about the basics of XML so I thought I’d show some examples of how to incorporate XML with Flash. Since XML is primarily used to store and transfer data, it makes for a nice flexible way to store data that Flash applications can use. Since it’s external to your SWF file, it can be easily updated. So whether your…

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