I’m starting to work with mozilla and XUL again. I’ll be posting that work soon, But in the meantime I found this presentation I did back in 2005. [original post] I remember that is when I first stumbled across this strange but useful XmlHTTPRequest object and wondered if it’s use would find its way to the mainstream.
Took a traditional HTML admin interface for a PHP web application and transformed it into a Mozilla XUL interface. Goal is to demonstrate the benefits of using XUL to create Rich Client Application interfaces into your web apps when you have the ability to mandate the browser used (such as an admin interface).
Links and resources:
- Working Demo (mozilla browsers only)
- Documentation and Source Code (didn’t go too crazy on the docs, but you can see all the source code by viewing the files section of the tree on the left).
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