Dude isn't there a waiting period between kids? Thanks for the info. I guess lunch time is over.
-----Original Message----- From: Michael Grant [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 11:32 AM To: cf-community Subject: Re: Web Applications Help Here ya go Scoots. (hehe) Since you brought kids into it and I'm managing a 18month and a 2month old... These are basically off the top of my head and might not be perfect. I didn't read to far into the links I posted too but it's a start anyway. 15 Ajax- Enabled Rich Internet Applications > > > What does AJAX stand for? || How is AJAX different than javascript in the > past? > Asynchronous Javascript and XML. In short it's different because it allows multiple, non-linear, client-server interactions without requiring a full page load for each request. This allows a streamlined more interactive 'desktop feel' for web-based applications. http://www.wwwcoder.com/Directory/tabid/68/type/art/site/6044/parentid/81/De fault.aspx . 16 AdobeFlash CS3 > > What big change did flash make in version CS3? > The biggest change is ActionScript 3.0 which makes AS3 a full fledged object oriented programming language. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/videos/new_flash_cs3/ . 17 Adobe Flash CS3: Building an Interactive Game > > What makes game development in CS3 so much better from a development > standpoint? > Now that AS3 is OO, game development is much easier to manage throughout a development team. . 18 Adobe Flex 2 and Rich Internet Applications > > What power does flex (2|3) bring to the RIA arena? > It's probably more intuitive to discuss Flex 3. Flex 3 combines the web 2.0 concepts with the visual power of AS3 allowing fast webservice integration with visual niceties like streaming video, animation and transitioning. In addition Flex 3 enables developers to use already known development markup (XHTML) within Flex components lowering the overall learning curve. http://www.adobe.com/resources/business/rich_internet_apps/#open . 19 Microsoft Silverlight and Rich Internet Applications > > Why the fnuck would anyone use Silverlight? || Does Microsoft stand a > chance in the RIA arena? > http://blog.topholt.com/2007/12/05/ria-wars-silverlight-vs-flex/ > > > . 20 Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 > > Have you ever looked the devil in the eye? > Yuck. Not even googling this. I wash my hands of DW! . 21 Web Servers ( IIS and Apache) > > What role do both iis and apache play in browsing a web page? > At a basic level when someone requests a web page from your server IIS or Apache is the program that listens for the requests and compiles the html (either static or dynamic such as CF, PHP, ASP etc.) on the server side then sends it to the requesting browser. IIS is a Microsoft product designed for use on a Windows server whereas Apache is designed for use on the Unix/Linux platform. However Apache is also available on Windows and OSX machines. http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/1407961 > > > . 22 Database: SQL, MySQL, ADO. NET 2.0 and Java DB > > Which of the following databases uses an enterprise manager GUI? > MS SQL uses (but is not limited to) the Enterprise Manager GUI. The Enterprise Manager allows powerful and easy GUI management of advanced database features such indexes, views and stored procedures. *It's one of the only things M$ does right.* http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa215396(SQL.80).aspx . 23 PHP > > What makes PHP so popular? > PHP is a powerful, free, open source dynamic web development language. Because it's free it's a natural choice for starting web devs to use to get started. Also, because it's open source, there are many prebuilt packages available for free. Because PHP is designed to run in the Linux/Unix environment and work with mySQL/Postgres the cost of hosting is also much lower than it's competitors. http://roshanbh.com.np/2007/12/why-php-is-more-popular-in-the-web.html > > > . 24.Ruby on Rails > > Why is this language so bloated? > I'm not answering this one since other than what I've heard I've never had experience with Ruby or Ruby on Rails. . 25 ASP. NET 2.0 and ASP. NET Ajax > > What is one advantage of using .net? > The ability to create and consume webservices in a fairly easy fashion. This allows a website to make use of data from another 3rd party website in a structured format. As well, thanks to the 'Common Language Runtime' .net simplifies development and interactivity with other languages. http://www.startvbdotnet.com/dotnet/frameworkadvantages.aspx . 26 JavaServer Faces Web Applications > > Um... > Seriously, I have no clue. . 27 Ajax- Enabled JavaServer Faces Web Applications > > See above. > Still have no clue. > > > . 28 Web Services > > Explain what webservices are and why they have changed the the internet. > Web services is a standard, structured way of integrating server to server communication for web applications. Web services use SOAP (simple object access protocol) for structure communication of requests and response. Responses are generally returned as well formed XML. Web services allow applications developed in different languages or hosted on different platforms to communicate in an independent non-proprietary way. 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