While the beta announcement covers most of the details of the new release, a few additional changes made their way in between then and now:

• Ext.ux.SliderTip has been incorporated into the library as Ext.slider.Tip
• Ext.ux.form.SliderField has been incorporated into the library as Ext.form.SliderField
• Significant performance improvements to the Box Layouts, resulting in a 25% speed increase in many cases
• Performance improvements to AnchorLayout and ColumnLayout
• New Themes Viewer example
• Updated Charts
• 60 bug and enhancement tickets have been closed since the beta release

]]> http://www.scriptwelt.org/blog/2010/04/30/ext-js-3-2-final-beta/feed/ 0 http://www.scriptwelt.org/blog/2010/04/30/neue-javascript-engine-im-opera-10-52-fur-mac-os-x/ http://www.scriptwelt.org/blog/2010/04/30/neue-javascript-engine-im-opera-10-52-fur-mac-os-x/#comments Fri, 30 Apr 2010 07:46:51 +0000 Autor http://www.scriptwelt.org/blog/?p=791 Eine neue Javascript-Engine im Opera 10.52 für den Mac soll die Performance erhöhen. Die Norwegegische Softwareschmiede  Opera hat seinen Browser  für Mac OS X in Version 10.52 veröffentlicht. Die neue Javascript-Engine “Carakan” soll für einen mächtigen  Geschwindigkeits-Boost sorgen. Nach Angaben der Opera Entwickler

Unsere neue JavaScript-Engine ist bis zu 7 Mal schneller.

The new Opera browser for Mac is now more than ten times faster, according to speed comparisons between Opera 10.52 and Opera 10.10. With a powerful new feature set tailored for Mac computers, Opera delivers a much improved user experience. Download Opera for Mac at www.opera.com.

The new Opera is designed with Mac in mind. This version boasts an improved user interface, Cocoa integration, multi-touch trackpad gestures and Growl support. This, combined with the unprecedented speed from the new JavaScript engine, Carakan, and the new graphic library, Vega, provides a faster and smoother browsing experience. The new Opera also features the latest in Web standards, including leading SVG support and HTML 5 video.

Pixastic works by utilizing the HTML5 Canvas element which provides access to raw pixel data, thereby opening up for more advanced image effects. This is where the “experimental” part comes into play. Canvas is only supported by some browsers and unfortunately Internet Explorer is not one of them. It is however well supported in both Firefox and Opera and support for Safari only just arrived with the recent Safari 4 (beta) release. Chrome currently works in the dev channel. A few of the effects have been simulated in IE using the age old proprietary filters. While these filters are much faster than their Canvas friends, they are few and limited. Hopefully we will one day have real Canvas on IE as well.

Download the Pixastic library from the Pixastic page

visit the Pixastic editor

Pixastic Farbeditor

dygraphs is an open source JavaScript library that produces produces interactive, zoomable charts of time series. It is designed to display dense data sets and enable users to explore and interpret them

Ein besondere Feature der Library ist die Zoom Funktion in den Charts.

dygraphs JavaScript Visualization Library

confirmed to work with the following browsers so far:

• Internet Explorer
  • Internet Explorer 6 (Microsoft Windows)
  • Internet Explorer 7 (Microsoft Windows)
• Mozilla Firefox
  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+ (Microsoft Windows)
  • Mozilla Firefox 1.5+ (Apple Macintosh)
• Opera
  • Opera 9 (Microsoft Windows)
• *NEW* Safari
  • Safari 1.3+ (Apple Macintosh)

Free Richtexteditor

Lizensiert ist der Editor unter creative commons

Die bisherige Dokumentation SELFHTML 8.x unter http://de.selfhtml.org/ bleibt so lange bestehen, bis das Wiki sie ersetzen kann, wird jedoch nach und nach durch die Links zum Wiki Beitrag ergänzt. Weiterhin werden noch Autoren für das neue Wiki gesucht. Wenn Interesse besteht, einfach dem oberen Link folgen.

Jacob Thornton’s NetTuts article, 12 Steps to MooTools Master, is a high-level introduction to the MooTools JavaScript framework. The informative article touches on such MooTools topics as Mutators, Prototypal Inheritance, custom events, binding, and more. This tutorial probably isn’t for the complete beginner, but is a good place to start for people still relatively new to MooTools and those considering it for the first time.

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The short story

Here’s the recipe: MooTools modules Native, Class, and Class.Extras (24k uncompressed); jQuery; and Class.Mutatotors.jQuery. Write a MooTools Class and use jQuery for the DOM.

Class.Mutatotors.jQuery

This mutator automatically extends the jQuery object with the class, so you can use conventional jQuery syntax to instantiate and control the class.

Object Oriented jQuery with MooTools

jQuery 1.4.2 is now out! This is the second minor release on top of jQuery 1.4, fixing some outstanding bugs from the 1.4 release and landing some nice improvements.

I would like to thank the following people that provided patches for this release: Ben Alman, Justin Meyer, Neeraj Singh, and Noah Sloan.

Downloading

As usual, we provide two copies of jQuery, one minified (we now use the Google Closure Compiler as the default minifier) and one uncompressed (for debugging or reading).

• jQuery Minified (24kb Gzipped)
• jQuery Regular (155kb)

You can feel free to include the above URLs directly into your site and you will get the full performance benefits of a quickly-loading jQuery.

Additionally you can also load the URLs directly from either Google or Microsoft’s CDNs:

• http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js
• http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js

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