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  1. Instantiating components on template markup

    Instantiating components on template markup

    Nov 30, 2008

    All client-side template engines enable you to create HTML (fell free to go ‘duh’). What they don’t all allow is the creation of event handlers and components over the markup they generate. The general approach with

    Tagged: asp net, microsoft ajax library, atlas, html, javascript

  2. Should HTML be considered as a data format?

    Nov 29, 2008

    As HTML is becoming more and more semantic, at least in intent, and all styling is moving into CSS, one has to wonder what it is now representing. It seems like it is now a format for unstructured data (a.k.a. rich

    Tagged: html

  3. Simplifying the edit in place behavior

    Nov 26, 2008

    Last week, I wrote about building a simple behavior to edit text in place. Almost at the same time, Nikhil was building a similar component for Silverlight, but it was considerably simpler because instead of

    Tagged: microsoft ajax library, atlas, html

  4. Is English speaking necessary for developers?

    Nov 25, 2008

    There’s been quite a few blog posts and tweets lately around the following (slightly distorted) quote: “If you don’t know English, you’re not a programmer” The original quote was a little different but almost as

  5. Getting a reference to a behavior

    Nov 24, 2008

    In the last post, I showed how you can instantiate multiple behaviors on a single input element, through server extenders or directly through client behaviors (which themselves can be created imperatively or

    Tagged: asp net, microsoft ajax library, atlas, javascript