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Prologue

Long after completing my exams, I now ...

For god sakes.. learn to give credit to people whose work you refer or quote... The original article was posted over here: http://www.howtodothings.com/computers/ ... mming.html

delivi wrote:this is a great tutorial, but I've already seen the same tutorial in the Tutorials section of ThinkDigit.com forum, and also featured in the digit magazine.

i bet you have.. it was posted in the thinkdigit forum by me only.. and the digit staff picked it up from there. Glad you liked it.

I got a mail yesterday saying that we could get a free .info domain for 150 points.. now i'm not really sure if the offer has closed by now... but in case i'm not late..

i'd like the of the following domain:

http://rohanprabhu.info

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The AJAX tutorial: Part 2

Prologue: We meet again

I am always in a habit of writing prologues to all the tutorials/works I ever make. This is another one. We have till now, covered the very basics of AJAX. Today, we will get a bit ...

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Prologue: The thing that is AJAX

AJAX is one the those things which are re-invented only to find that this time they have become the biggest show-stealers and the hottest topics for forums, blogs and various sites. Basically, what is ...

if u talk of 'games' there are many types of games you'd like to make. If it's something like a simple word game or something you can obviously make it using XHR.

if u want something like a 2D game with a few sprites moving here and there.. u can combine XHR [for the multiplayer part of it] and ...

drupal and mambo are heavily loaded cmses which are flexible for all purposes... in case u don't really need a power-packed cms, try searching for 'echelon cms'. It's a CMS in-development.. but is light and works like a charm.

try koregraphik.com for a link to echelon cms.

for a real world scenario, let's say:

1. write a simple search script to search from a real huge database. Now, to make that *real huge* database, you can go to digg, there was recently a post about a guy who made a 'data generator'. cool thing though.

2. Make an authentication system. A wheel you ...