Archive for June, 2009

Starting Out With Comet (Orbited) Part 2 – Installation and STOMP

In this part of the tutorial we will install and setup the server side of a Comet installation using the Orbited implementation.  We’ll also be using the MorbitQ STOMP server to handle message passing and we’ll play around with STOMP/Comet setup using Orbited’s STOMP Test demo.  If you have not read the first blog post [...]

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Starting Out With Comet (Orbited) Part 1

This is the first article in a series I’m creating to ease developers into using Comet.  The documentation is severely lacking on every comet implementation I’ve come across which I think is Comet’s biggest limitation at the moment. Hopefully this will help those interested in Comet to struggle less with their implementations than I did/do. [...]

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New Blog Design By Amanda Scharlemann

A few weeks ago I published a request for a generous designer to create a unique look for this blog.  Amanda Scharlemann was the first to respond and was a pleasure to work with! Amanda is a design student at Bethany Lutheran College and shows great potential.  She had never worked with customizing WordPress Templates [...]

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Find RSS Feed Links With jQuery

This took me a little while to figure out so I thought I’d share. You can use a jQuery selector to find any RSS links on a page very easily. The following line will return a list of the RSS link elements. The following snippet will create an array of all the urls to the [...]

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Google AJAX Feed API Example with Socialbrowse

Today I learned that Google has a really awesome AJAX API for RSS and Atom feeds. It allows you to access RSS or Atom feeds using JavaScript in both JSON and XML format without having to setup your own proxy or deal with anything on the server side. They have a lot of great examples, [...]

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TicTacToe in jQuery

As a demo application for a project of mine I wrote TicTacToe in Javascript using the jQuery framework. I’ve added excessive comments to the code to provide an easy walk-through example on the jQuery/Javascript game. I’m in no way a JavaScript expert, there are a hundred different ways to program TicTacToe, and this code is [...]

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