Archive for March, 2008
Review – Texas ATVs Website
My first impression towards this website is – it is a nice design, but is it complete?
It is clear that this website provides information about four wheel events. If you are into ATV off road racing, then you should check this out often. Texas ATVs gives four-wheeler enthusiasts a place to interact and share information. Members can use the site to find nearby trails, get tips from other people in the sport and more.
New YouTube API
Nobody don’t know YouTube nowadays. Whether you want to view some MTV, funny videos, information… they can now be found on YouTube. As long as you have a fast and stable internet connection, it is an enjoyment. And addictive.
Recently YouTube has some new API services for developers and partners. They are:
Review – Fast-Teks Onsite Computer Service
Not all people are computer literate. However, more and more people rely on the computer nowadays, including students and businesses. When the computer broke down, it is perfectly normal to panic.
With the help of onsite computer services, you don’t need to panic anymore. When you are in need of computer technical support, you can contact Fast-Teks for help. They are leading onsite computer services company in the US. Their technicians, trainers and website developers have helped lots of people with their computer needs. They have both business and residential service, and are fast and affordable.
(Brought to you by Fast-Teks)
Mozilla Prism
A summary of the Mozilla Prism is “a web browser that acts like desktop application”. Mozilla Prism was formerly known as Webrunner.
I personally like using desktop application more than web, as the interface only contains the stuff that I need when I am on it. I don’t need a back and forward button when writing my programmes. I don’t need an address bar either.
Same for some web applications eg. Gmail, Calender etc. You don’t need those as they are Ajax based.
Mozilla Prism has stripped out all these. Hence, when running Ajax web applications, it does look like a desktop application. Prism is an application that lets users split web applications out of their browser and run them directly on their desktop.

And hence, you can create individual icons for your application, to be placed on your desktop.

When they are run, these applications would run in their own window.

However, Mozilla Prism cannot be run offline. As expected.
You can find more information about the Mozilla Prism here: http://labs.mozilla.com/2007/10/prism/









