New Ajax toolkit called Ample SDK is a new creation from Sergey Ilinsky, formerly of Ajax pioneer Backbase. The best way to describe Ample SDK is that it's a browser-within-a-browser, but not in the visual sense. Rather, it aims to implement in JavaScript the stack of rendering technologies typically delegated to the browser...

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a demo for jQuery-gestures which adds mouse gestures to a webpage.

Adrien Friggeri has taken the music player ui and spent some time to create a really nice gestures library that allows you to add mouse gestures to a web page

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Dojango, a template Django application that includes full Dojo support baked in, has been released by Tobias Klipstein, Nikolai Onken, and Wolfram Kriesing.

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Obsessing is a "very alpha" service that allows you to edit and build Processing.js applications on the fly. Obsessing is all about bringing the Processing API/experience into the browser.

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tags: soup tumblelog euphoria

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...thanks to Dion Almaer and Google, you can now use served-off-googles-infrastructure versions of your favourite JavaScript libraries, including Prototype and script.aculo.us.

• jQuery
• prototype
• script.aculo.us
• MooTools
• dojo

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The open source version of AtMail provides users with a lightweight, yet powerful webmail client...the future of email is via a web interface...

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Live Mesh is more than two years in the making by Microsoft and is a combination that enables PCs and other devices to ‘come alive’ by making them aware of each other through the Internet, enabling individuals and organizations to manage, access, and share their files and applications seamlessly on the Web and across their world of devices, if their are using windows.

Live Mesh is open to developers (not just .Net/Silverligth). It’s going to be cross-platform and cross-browser...

It will bebased on standard protocols and feeds — HTTP, RSS, REST, ATOM, JSON and FeedSync.... [read more from Mary Jo Foley]

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