Re-enter the BlackBox
posted 9 years ago
OK, so after finishing jQuery in Action > I've finally gotten around to updating my BlackBox™ implementation to use it.
What a joy it was to write the client-side code this time around. Not only did jQuery make it easier to manipulate the UI, it allowed me to jettison a lot of the server-side assist that the previous web versions used.
So, the server-side code got a complete make-over (as in rewritten-from-scratch) as well.
Those familiar with previous versions won;t notice too much of a difference in the user interface, but anyone digging into the client-side code will notice marked changes.
The book (hint, hint) describes how jQuery works and can help you do "more with less" as this web application shows.
Seriously, this isn't a thinly-veiled attempt to try and sell my book — it's really more about the game. But if you are intrigued regarding jQuery you are invited to give it a look-over.
What a joy it was to write the client-side code this time around. Not only did jQuery make it easier to manipulate the UI, it allowed me to jettison a lot of the server-side assist that the previous web versions used.
So, the server-side code got a complete make-over (as in rewritten-from-scratch) as well.
Those familiar with previous versions won;t notice too much of a difference in the user interface, but anyone digging into the client-side code will notice marked changes.
The book (hint, hint) describes how jQuery works and can help you do "more with less" as this web application shows.Seriously, this isn't a thinly-veiled attempt to try and sell my book — it's really more about the game. But if you are intrigued regarding jQuery you are invited to give it a look-over.
[ March 11, 2008: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
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