"Since March of this year I've been running a private web spider looking at the number of web tags on web pages belonging to the Fortune 1000 and the top 1,000 web sites by traffic. Using the spider I've been able to see which products are deployed where, and how those products are growing or shrinking. The web tags being tracked are those used for ad serving, web analytics, A/B testing, audience measurement and similar."
- xero
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aslında bilgisayarda arşivlemeye hiç gerek yok. Lazım olduğu zaman en güncelinden ikon sitelerini araştırmak daha mantıklı.
- yedincisenol
özellikle mini mini ikonları pc de tutuyorum ne zaman lazım olacakları belli olmuyor bi de ha deyince bulunmuyor... biraz arşiv yapmak iyidir :)
- Gürkan KARA
"The Burst Engine is an OpenSource vector animation engine for the HTML5 Canvas Element. Burst provides similar web functionality to Flash and contains a layer based animation system like After Effects. Burst uses a very light-weight JavaScript frame, meaning your animations will download un-noticeably quick and can be controlled using very simple JavaScript methods. For example: the [-] logo above is a Burst animation attached to a mouseOver event using the following code... Burst.start("expand");"
- xero
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" A relatively common task in today’s Web 2.0 apps is passing values from a server-side script (or through a link) to JavaScript, affecting the client-side script execution. Not surprisingly, there are a few ways to do that. Let’s look at three and their pros and cons: * Embedding scripts into templates * Passing variables in URLs * Using configurable scripts "
- arjo
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Douglas Crockford returns to YUI Theater with another chapter in his evolving lecture series. This session, “Ajax Performance,” debunks common misconceptions about the relationship between JavaScript and performance and gives engineers a core focus for improving the performance of web apps: Reduce the value of n. - http://yuiblog.com/blog...