Walking through Tiddlywiki source (write-up to follow), I noticed some interesting code in TiddlyWiki.js, importTiddlyWiki function. The code takes a string and injects into an IFrame. I had talked to Jon a little while ago about a similar problem and was wondering about it ever since. The technique here looks like this: It wraps the text with [...]
Injecting HTML into an IFrame
August 5th, 2008 · 8 Comments
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A Video Sharing Website based on Web 2.0 Patterns
July 1st, 2008 · No Comments
We've done a little group exercise at the TOOLS web 2.0 patterns workshop. Designing a video website, with heavy emphasis on mashing up, e.g. show videos from youtube, grab recommendations from netflix, grab friend lists from Facebook, etc. Here's the full feature list (click for full image): And the design: We eventually identified features, at back end and [...]
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OpenSocial: A Beautiful Platform for Server-less Web Development
June 26th, 2008 · No Comments
It's belatedly dawned on me how OpenSocial makes a great server-less Ajax platform. When you create an OpenSocial gadget, you're building a lil Ajax app that performs much coolness that would normally require a server, but doesn't. Effectively, you're delegating the duties of the gadget's host environment. All you have to do is write a [...]
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Dual-Side Templating
February 14th, 2008 · 11 Comments
Ajax, Ajax Patterns, Javascript, Server-Side Javascript As server-side Javascript continues to gather momentum, patterns will start to emerge. Dual-side templating, which I'll explain below, is a pattern I've been harping on about for a while because you can kinda sorta use it already with a product like Rails. It will be a lot more powerful with [...]
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