Paint Chat !!


Now chat using a paint brush !!.

I had made this app which uses paint brush to express yourself and share with others. This uses HTML:Canvas for drawing graphics using javascript, so no sluggish java applet and flash. It uses XMLHttprequest to synchronize paint screen with server. You can share this url with your friends to have a chat with paint brush and use Refresh !! to update your paint screen with that of your friend.
Read about Paint chat.
Try It out : Paint Chat

Updated: I have added feature for filling up whole background with color and also the transparency feature.

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February 9, 2007 | Filed Under firefox, programming, web2.0, webdev | 2 Comments 

Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us

I found this awesome video through digg . It explains how web has evolved making it more interactive, flexible and useful through videos, photos, map, search and much more…
Web is becoming more powerful with technologies like Ajax, XML etc
It was created by Michael Wesch, an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University.




Youtube Link

February 4, 2007 | Filed Under web, web2.0, webdev | Leave a Comment 

Del.icio.us Bookmark search..

Yesterday i made this del.icio.us bookmark search page. It takes xml file as input and search for bookmarks according to tags and title. It start searching as you type.
here is link : Del.icio.us SearchER

Any suggestion are welcome… :)

Updated URL !

September 26, 2006 | Filed Under web, web2.0, webdev | 2 Comments 

An Introduction to AJAX

AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is the latest boom in the Web development world. AJAX helps developers narrow the gap between desktop and web applications — Google Earth, Flicker and MS Outlook Express Web Version are some of the applications powered by AJAX.

Asynchronous means that you can make a request to a server and perform other actions while the server is processing your request — and on the arrival of the response required actions can be performed — as opposed to conventional web applications, in which the user has to sit back and stare at the blank screen while the server is processing the request.

AJAX Architecture :
Figure 2

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Source : Topcoder

July 19, 2006 | Filed Under programming, tutorial, web2.0, webdev | Leave a Comment 

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