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| 05.18.05
The Future: HTML or XHTML
The discussion of XHTML versus HTML has popped up again, and until now I've managed to resist the urge to throw in my 2¢. Well, no longer will I sit on the side line while the same arguments get rehashed again and again, which will not get us anywhere. In this article, which I originally published in my blog, I'll attempt to answer this question: does the future of the Internet lie with HTML or XHTML?
Firstly, I'm just going to set a few ground rules. This is not going to be another version of XHTML as text/html is considered harmful or there are no real benefits to use XHTML or an XHTML isn't even supported kind of article. I'm going to get straight to the facts, so here goes...
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PHP and JavaScript Interaction: Storing Data in the Client, part 1
Modern websites demand heavy interaction between server-side and client-side programming. In the first part of this article series, we will implement a simple mechanism to make PHP and JavaScript interact, creating a function which can build an array structure and store information in it. It will allow for programmatic data manipulation without server interaction.
Introduction
Certainly the concepts have been covered repeatedly in countless articles, books or papers you can imagine, digging into the territory of Web development: server-side and client-side programming. While nowadays these areas are clearly differentiated and stand on their own in distinct scenarios, the requirements of modern websites demand heavy interaction between them. From database-generated navigational menus, to server-based CSS style manipulation, examples of server-client programming interaction are truly vast and numerous.
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Working with external data in Flash
Because data for a website comes in many formats, it helps to have a variety of ways to handle this data. This article covers the different methods available in ActionScript for exchanging data.
Data
Data can come in many formats. It can be a text file, XML file located on a file system, or dynamic data/XML generated by a server at run-time.
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Execute EJB JUnit Tests in Your Deployed Apps
Testing is an integral part of any development process. JUnit, an open-source, regression-testing framework written by Erich Gamma and Kent Beck is a popular tool for building Java unit tests. JUnit provides a basic framework for developers to structure tests and test suites (test collections). Once in place, developers can use these tests to regression test either locally on their workstations or during the build and deployment processes.
Sometimes, however, tests are developed in a way that precludes them from being executed against a real deployed application. They run well enough inside local IDEs against test servers, but they won't run in user acceptance test (UAT) or production-like environments. Test developers can end up making assumptions about the environment that limit the effectiveness and scope of their regression tests:
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