Google appengine and maps tutorial with Java – Part II
photo credit: pasma Google’s appengine is the Google cloud offering. It is highly scalable, and provides a free entry level cloud application platform. However, it is not very trivial to develop for...
View ArticleGoogle appengine and maps tutorial with Java – Part III
photo credit: Free114 If you followed part 2 of this tutorial, you have an appengine application that displays a Google map in your browser, and lets you click the map to add markers to it. While...
View ArticleDouble Submit Prevention, Disabled buttons, Firefox and the Back Button
photo credit: Mr. Theklan Double submit is when a user submits a form on your web page twice (well, technically they can do it more than twice, but you can’t call it a double submit…) It usually...
View ArticleFancybox problems? Make sure you validate!
photo credit: Or Hiltch This took a whole day for me. Hopefully I can save you the pain. I added quite a few possible search terms here for maximum coverage, so the text may get a bit repetitive. I...
View ArticleCustomize form:errors output on Spring-MVC
photo credit: Illusive Photography Baa.. took a lot of searching in code, and I don’t particularly like the result – but it is what it is. The main issue is that my designer wanted us to get clever...
View ArticleTabbed forms with Spring MVC and Bootstrap (part 1)
photo credit: dollen Tabbed forms are awesome. When you have a data-entry intensive web application – they can sometimes make the difference between a dull looking application and a friendly one....
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