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Machsend: P2P file sharing via Browser Plus
Explore Article Ajaxian (15 hours, 32 min ago) YUI
Alex MacCaw has released Machsend, a Yahoo! Browser Plus plugin that enables P2P file transfers from inside the browser. It showcases what can be done with a BP plugin, leaving you wish cross browser functionality. I guess it is kinda fun to hack the browser :)Comment on Article Mentions: Yahoo
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In the Wild for June 29, 2009
Explore Article Yahoo! User Interface Blog (Jun 29 2009) YUI
The big news from the YUI team last week was the release of YUI 3.0.0 beta 1, moving YUI 3 one important step closer to GA. What follows is some of the other news coming from the YUI community over the past few weeks. As always, please use the comments section to let [...] -
First beta of YUI 3.0 released
View all 2 articles » Explore Article Ajaxian (Jun 25 2009) YUI
Congrats to the YUI team for releasing their first beta of YUI 3: We’ve spent a lot of time in this release cycle refining the core elements of YUI 3 — YUI, Node, and Event — to ensure that we have the right API going forward. Performance is improved, and we’ve refined our module/submodule structure. In [...]Comment on Article Mentions: Yahoo
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YUI 3.0.0 beta 1 Available for Download
Explore Article reddit.com (Jun 24 2009) jQuery , YUI
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Lighter, Faster, Easier to Use
Explore Article SitePoint (Jun 18 2009) YUI
The Yahoo User Interface library has established itself as one of the key JavaScript libraries to use enhancing the user experience on a web page. In this article, Ara previews what's around the corner for the next version: YUI 3.
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Framework - Yui - Using EventProvider
Explore Article reddit.com (Jun 6 2009) jQuery , YUI
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YUI 2.5 released - Layout Manager, File Uploader and graphical JavaScript Profiler - and that is just the start
Explore Article Ajaxian (Feb 20 2008) YUI
Version 2.5 of the Yahoo User Interface Library (YUI) was released today. You can get all the details on the official blog post, but here’s the “change log”: The new Layout Manager allows you to create multi-pane user interfaces that are collapsible and resizable. The Flash-enhanced File Uploader control might be known to you from Flickr and [...]
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Talk: The DOM is a Mess
Explore Article John Resig (Feb 2 2009) YUI
I gave a talk last week at Yahoo (at the request of the YUI team) all about the DOM. I outlined some of the reasons why the current situation is such a mess, outline some strategies for working around it, and then give some examples of real world code that's being implemented in libraries today. Video: [...]
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In the Wild for August 21, 2008
Explore Article Yahoo! User Interface Blog (Aug 21 2008) YUI
It’s been a busy July and August for the YUI team, working on a preview release of YUI’s next-generation 3.x codeline and ramping up for the next release in the 2.x codeline — a release in which we’re focusing on bringing DataTable and RTE out of beta, adding a new Carousel Control (based on [...]Comment on Article Mentions: Eric Miraglia
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YUI Theater — Douglas Crockford: "Ajax Performance"
Explore Article Yahoo! User Interface Blog (Dec 23 2008) YUI
Douglas Crockford returns to YUI Theater with another chapter in his evolving lecture series. This session, “Ajax Performance,” debunks common misconceptions about the relationship between JavaScript and performance and gives engineers a core focus for improving the performance of web apps: Reduce the value of n. Because DOM interactions are generally slow, leveraging [...]
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YUI for control freaks - a presentation at The Ajax Experience
Explore Article reddit.com (Oct 2 2008) YUI
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Applying Matt Galvin’s “XP-style” Skin to YUI TabView
Explore Article Yahoo! User Interface Blog (Apr 11 2008) YUI
YUI community member Matt Galvin of Simplified Complexity has been working on some new skins for YUI. He’s early in the process, but it’s not to early to start taking advantage of his work — he’s starting with an XP-style theme and he’s applied it to the YUI Button Control and YUI TabView Control. Here’s how [...]Comment on Article Mentions: Matt Galvin
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YUI3 PR2 now available - extendable with own widgets and plugins
Explore Article Ajaxian (Dec 10 2008) YUI
Over at the YUI blog Satyen Desai just announced the release of YUI3 PR2. The main changes are that the widgets from YUI2 are now all getting ported over to the new, leaner YUI3 architecture and that the team made it much easier to write your own YUI widgets and plugins extending the existing ones. Those [...]Comment on Article Mentions: Yahoo
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YUI Theater - Jenny Donnelly: “Hacking With Yui”
Explore Article Yahoo! User Interface Blog (Mar 19 2009) YUI
Jenny Donnelly is the author of YUI’s DataSource, AutoComplete and DataTable components and the lead editor of YUIBlog. In this session, “Hacking with YUI,” Jenny provides an overview of the library and some strategies for leveraging its power in a rapid prototyping environment. Jenny identifies four key problems that YUI helps to solve: Bringing data into [...]
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Another YUI-based Game from Kris Cieslak: Pacman
Explore Article Yahoo! User Interface Blog (Sep 2 2008) YUI
Kris Cieslak is back, after a long break, with a new YUI-based game: Pacman. We last heard from Kris about 18 months ago, when he was showing off Yetris, Puzzle and Solitaire. Now Kris returns with another classic game built entirely in JavaScript, bolstered by YUI 2.5.2’s core (Yahoo, Dom and Event). Check [...]
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