If you have experience developing native applications and games for mobile telephones then you probably already know the difficulties in developing different versions of the same application for the different platforms and for the different phone models. The possibility to develop a web application surely exists. Yet, when doing so, in most cases, we are [...]
During 2010 Summer Semester I am going to deliver a detailed Java EE course in HIT. This course is delivered as part of HIT Computers Science BSc academic program. The main topics we are going to cover in this course are: Java Servlets & JSP Java Server Faces Java Persistence API Enterprise Java Beans Java EE [...]
I have just completed to develop a detailed course that teaches how to use the jQuery and the jQuery UI libraries. The community version of this course is available for free personal and academic usage at www.abelski.com. The commercial version of this course is available at www.xperato.com. The community version includes the following topics: Introduction [...]
On March 10th I will start a series of four lectures that cover the web browser client side technologies including XML, Java Script and Ajax. These four meetings are part of a long term .NET training course delivered in the Technion. You can find the detailed plan of these four meetings at http://docs.google.com/View?id=dcncp28t_142gm5c9rkb.
Today I start a series of four lectures that cover the web browser client side technologies including XML, Java Script and Ajax. These four meetings are delivered as part of a long term .NET training course delivered in the Technion. You can find the complete detailed syllabus of these four lectures at http://docs.google.com/View?id=dcncp28t_125hmwtjjfc.
