8:46 am in Research, javascript by Webdevelopment
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Continuing topic of Web Signle Sign On References
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wa-aj-jsonp1/#resources
http://remysharp.com/2007/10/08/what-is-jsonp/
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/wa-aj-jsonp2/index.html
http://ajaxian.com/archives/jsonp-json-with-padding
http://benalman.com/projects/php-simple-proxy/
Tags: Cross Domain Communication, javascript, JSONP
7:45 am in Research by Webdevelopment
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I’ve been researching in WSSO area and thought to keep it some where and share with others, if some one has more points and references please share with us.
From reference sources some reference Images from:
Tags: Cross Domain Communication, Web Signle Sign On, WSSO
7:47 pm in UI by Webdevelopment
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We have been trying to find different UI patterns for login and registration placement, which can be very flashy, elegant and most important user-friendly with less count of clicks. These are some of patterns which are worth to mention and their must be more but its just a quick overview but firstly like to mention key points what we want to acheive by searching different User interaction and user interface patterns. – How many times user is clicking to login and register – How many steps are involved – How you can make user to get registered, if he just skimming through your site – how you make user to make interact without registering on first place – Which placement is good in different scenarios
Login And Registration Patterns:
BBC
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Tags: form inspirations, form UI patterns, login forms, registration forms
12:14 pm in Design, Illustration, Inspiration by Webdevelopment
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This is an architectural proposal for the new bicentennial arc here in Mexico City, isn’t gorgeous? Architect Michel Rojkind is the responsible for the whole piece.

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Tags: Architecture, conceptual design, Illustration, mexico
8:09 pm in UI, javascript by Webdevelopment
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This is the discussion between our group members and excerpt of my view, Our development used:
- Java (CLI)
- jRuby (wrapper on java CLI)
- Ruby (API for jRuby wrapper)
-RoR (GUI)
-Jquery (view controls using selectors)
-YUI (Ajax data-manager, DataTables/Grids, DataPanels, Dialog box )
This discussion was heavily based on YUI library but here my point is to give the view what product can encounter when you have these issues:
- Lots of javascripts
- Too complex view which are heavily dependent on other logic models
- Lots of hacks to override different JavaScript frameworks functionality and css
- Single page interaction
- Many developers working and not using common files
- Back-end command line response is slow on top of one page GUI, which is heavy because of lot of javascript
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Tags: jquery, UI Framework, UI performance, YUI