- Paolo: I hope you’ll try this other game, KABOOM, a spaceship browsergame.
- ralph: Thats pretty cool.
- Sean P. Aune: Glad you enjoyed the post:) Yes, it was a ton of work, but well worth it!
- alpha: Thanks for the inclusion!
- Wesam Saif: This is very similar to the NoGray Color Picker http://www.nogray.com/color_pi cker.php
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Dual-Side Templating for 2010
Michael Mahemoff is bullish on templating that runs all over the shop, and explained the progression in his Dual-Side Templating piece:
- c. 1995: Server-Side Templating. This is the standard templating used in Java’s JSP, Perl’s Mason, PHP, ASP, etc. ie some html code with <?= “language” ?> code embedded in it.
- c. 2005: Browser-Side Templating. This is an Ajax pattern where you have a block of HTML that includes some custom syntax (e.g. <% ${foo.bar} %>) which are then processed via Javascript.
- c. 2010: Dual-Side Templating A single template is used on both browser and server, to render content wherever it’s appropriate - typically the server as the page loads and the browser as the app progresses. For example, blog comments. You output all existing comments from the server, using your server-side template. Then, when the user makes a new comment, you render a preview of it - and the final version - using browser-side templating.
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