AEM Quick Queries
Using the Query Builder API and Query Debugger tool in AEM system. You can find more details on...
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Category: Web Development
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How Big is TOO BIG for JSON?
Most developers know by now that JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is the best way to work with data sets in JavaScript. Yesterday, I blogged about “When To Use Pagination in REST Resources” and advocated for better...
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When To Use Pagination in REST Resources
My team and I advocate the use of RESTful Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) to our organization where we work with many large data sets used in web-based applications. We strongly believe that the application should live in...
Read MoreNew Image Replacement Technique
There has been some buzz in the CSS communities about a new workaround technique for image replacement. This technique has been dubbed The Kellum Method and provides some benefits that include: Really long strings of text will...
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Using the Enter Key to Submit Forms in Opera Mobile
This week I was presented with an interesting problem relating to the usability of forms in Opera Mobile. Pressing the enter key while focussed on a form field is generally expected to submit the form. Instead, the enter key...
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Experiences with Node.js: Final Thoughts
This is the final post in a series of 3 about my first experiences with Node.js. In this post I will discuss my final thoughts from these experiences. If you haven’t read the first two articles in this series, you can view...
Read MoreExperiences with Node.js: Porting a RESTful Service Written in Java
This is the second post in a series of 3 about my experiences with Node.js. In this post I will discuss my experiences porting a RESTful service from Java and some basic benchmarks, comparing the Node.js service and the Java...
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Client-Side Myths
I am amazed by architects and developers who posses a fear of the unknown and drive their decisions based on old information and technology myths. Instead of researching and gaining knowledge to other technologies, some chose to...
Read MoreRESTful API Design Webinar from Apigee
Apigee is a group that is obsessed with APIs. They are all about helping companies do a better job of dealing with their API’s in many areas including education, strategy, security, and scalability. On their web site they...
Read MoreCross-Origin Scripting for RESTful Resources
The Problem: Accessing properties or executing methods on JavaScript that is retrieved from a different origin is not permitted because of the “same origin policy” browser security concept. This includes accessing...
Read MoreExperiences with Node.js: Researching Node
This is the first post in a series of 3 about my experiences with Node.js. I will follow up with posts that including my experiences porting a RESTful service from Java, some benchmarks comparing the Node.js service and the Java...
Read MoreTo Doctype, Or Not To Doctype, That Is The Question.
The spread of prominent marketshare between multiple browser versions and platforms has made pixel perfect web design a challenge over the last decade. Each browser may layout HTML elements differently. Some of these layout...
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My name is Josh Zeigler and live in Powell, Ohio. I am a family guy, tech geek, sports nut, Disney addict, and amateur triathlete. This is my personal blog site and digital playground. Here, I write about my life and anything that is on my mind...