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Creating and using JavaScript objects

Now on IBM developerWorks: Creating and using JavaScript objects (Tutorial) — This tutorial is for programmers who wish to take advantage of object oriented programming (OOP) using JavaScript — either within the browser or on the server side — by using custom-built JavaScript objects and their properties and methods.

Understanding dynamic positioning

Now on IBM developerWorks: Understanding dynamic positioning (Tutorial) — This tutorial is designed to assist Web developers who need tight control over the placement of content on their pages, but who understand the need to separate content from presentation in order to improve compliance with standards and ease of maintenance.

Using XML and XSLT to Personalize a Web Site Part 1: Using XSLT to Transform XML to HTML

Now on InformIT.com: Using XML and XSLT to Personalize a Web Site Part 1: Using XSLT to Transform XML to HTML — XSL Transformations are a powerful tool in your efforts to provide a customized experience for your users. Using them allows you to take a single XML content file and adapt it to users’ [...]

Manipulating data with XSL

Now on IBM developerWorks: Manipulating data with XSL (Tutorial) — This tutorial explains the basics of retrieving data from a database into a DOM document, transforming the DOM document into a second document, and inserting the data from the second document into the database using updatable ResultSets in Java. (Though the examples are all written [...]

Modularization of XHTML

Now on IBM developerWorks: Modularization of XHTML (Tutorial) — This tutorial is designed for users who need to understand the modularization of XHTML, either to use a subset of XHTML, or to add their own tags to create their own markup language variants.

Understanding SAX

Now at IBM’s developerWorks: Understanding SAX (Tutorial) — This tutorial examines the use of the Simple API for XML version 2.0, or SAX 2.0. It is aimed at developers who have an understanding of XML and wish to learn this lightweight, event-based API for working with XML data. It assumes that you are familiar with [...]

Understanding DOM

Now at IBM’s developerWorks: Understanding DOM (Tutorial) — Even before there was XML, there was the Document Object Model (DOM). The DOM allows a developer to refer to, retrieve, and change items within an XML structure, and is essential to working with XML. In this tutorial, you will learn about the structure of a DOM [...]

Creating an Opt-In Email List with Active Server Pages

Now on InformIT.com: Creating an Opt-In Email List with Active Server Pages — Using Active Server Pages, Nick Chase shows you how to create an Opt-in email list application. Opt-in email lets you send your messages only to those who