Looking for a mean and lean jquery plugin that is completely unobtrusive to the user and allows for tight integration into a jquery ajax driven site that needs to offer forward/back button support as well as state management?

Mark Gibson put together a re-purposed json.js direct from Douglas Crockford’s early implementation of json.js as a jQuery plugin located here. I simply took Douglas Crockford’s ‘2008-02-14′ json2.js release and did the same re-purposing as Mark Gibson did just to have the updated features of the new json2.js code. One of those features included the [...]

First off - never leave home before launching any site or server architecture without HTTPERF. http://www.hpl.hp.com/research/linux/httperf/
This is the most robust and elegantly simple load testing CLI (command line interface) I’ve yet ever seen or been happy to use. The one feature that is most impressive is the –wsesslog feature:
      –wsesslog=N,X,F
      [...]

When you build an AJAX application that is served to IE6 and IE7 clients - you’ll probably run into the obscure “Invalid Argument” error:
[name] => Error
[number] => -2147024809
[description] => Invalid argument.
[message] => Invalid argument.
If you see this returned by the Error object that gets passed with a try {} catch {} throw or a [...]

Hot on the heels of my ADOtoWDDX XSLT1.0 script, here’s a way to take the ADODB XML recordSet and parse the data into a JSON array of objects (again, this will work with XSLT 1.0):
Here’s the XSLT:
<xsl:stylesheet version = ‘1.0′ xmlns:xsl=’http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform’>
    <xsl:output method="text"/> 
    <xsl:template match="/">
        <xsl:for-each select="*/*">
        [...]

When building a large-scale AJAX application the size and number of supporting Javascript files grows quickly. There are many projects out there to aid in the optimized delivery of so many AJAX application assets which essentially consolidate several Javascript files into one file, “compress” via JSMin and finally compress via mod_deflate or simple gzip HTTP [...]