Scott Gu has posted very detailed tutorial Tip/Trick: Creating Packaged ASP.NET Setup Programs with VS 2005 With this article you can simply create setup project and deploy your application.

Usually under project several men work. And to track what changes have been made very difficult. Sure if you are not using some control version system like cvs or svn. I want to explain how to use Eclipse with CVS.

So, step by step

1. Create New CVS project and then click Next

2. Choose 'Create a new repository location' and click Next

Eric Miragila created interesting article, how to within YUI implement a JavaScript Module Pattern - it's some kind of singleton. I think article will be useful not only for YUI developers, because this pattern simply can be implemented with other frameworks for example with prototype.js

Some new YUI videos:

The first reference implementation of ECMAScript 4 has just been released by the committee. (ECMAScript 4 is going to be the basis for the upcoming JavaScript 2 language.

You can download the reference interpreter as well as checking out the documentation.

In the article, we would like to describe the possibility of creation of persistent JavaScript objects on client’s side, using implementation of undo manager as an example. The article demonstrates that proposed uniform solution expands area where JavaScript objects may be used. To prove the concept, a live example that creates visual “trip” using Google Maps is included as well as demo-roll is based on usual HTML form, Drag and Drop components.

The 1.1 Beta 1 download is now available. This build includes Ext Stand-alone, a lightweight HTML editor, Ext.Ajax utility class, DateField enhancements, more documentation and many bug fixes.

Ext Stand-alone
Ext can now run on its own without a base library. The ext-base file weighs in at 34kb minimized. This is less than YUI utilities + adapter (58kb), Prototype/Scriptaculous + adapter (71kb) or jQuery + required plugins + adapter (62kb - minimized, not packed).

The most significant changes and additions in qooxdoo 0.7 are the following:

• New elegant class declaration syntax
• Advanced OO features
• Java-like interfaces
• Ruby-esque mixins

Google Gears is an open source browser extension that lets developers create web applications that can run offline.

With help of JavaScript API and 700K size plugin for IE 6.0+ and Firefox 1.5+ you can enable your applications to be offline.

Google Reader is first Google application which demonstrate offline functionality.

Check API on the Google Gears web page

Google Web Toolkit (GWT) 1.4 Release Candidate is now available for download.

This is undoubtedly the biggest GWT release yet. In addition to 150+ bugfixes, GWT 1.4 RC includes a ton of new features, improvements and optimizations. You'll find the complete itemized list of changes in the GWT issue tracker, but here's the short(er) version:

FUEL 0.1  shipped with Firefox starting with 1.9a5 version.

You can check it on the it's home page

Also you can check progress(development of the FUEL 0.2) and some examples of usage  on the John Resig post

Explore final release of IE Developer Toolbar.

Overview

The Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar provides several features for exploring and understanding Web pages. These features enable you to:

Luke Foust implemented some of Yahoo JavaScript controls :

final version of 1.5.1 is here. The core team and dozens of contributors have fixed 30 bugs and introduced a slew of features and performance optimizations since 1.5.0. Here’s a look at the highlights of our best release yet.

I consider ajaxline.com website a top notch resource, so wanted to share some of my personal experiences here… If you are not in the industry, please don’t waste your time, as this wouldn’t make much sense to you :)

My friend show my interesting link today to interesting project. Phalanger compoles PHP apps to MSIL and PHP application becomes faster in 2 times!

This is common description:

Phalanger overview