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Friday, August 10, 2007

GDrive - New File Storage By Google

The rumors over the storage service from Google called GDrive are true. GDrive Launched this morning, this service allows users with Google accounts to purchase added storage after the combined space from Google Picasa (1 GB) and GMail (2.8 GB) is filled. After Microsoft launched a new name for their storage service called Windows Skydrive, the announcement from the Picasa team on the Google blog .

The paid space services are impressive for the cost. The cost starting at $20 per year for 6 GB of storage, users can access almost 10 GB of space for their online account.

Google's Ryan Aquino said “As someone who tests Google products daily, I know that the simplest solution is often the one that works best,”. “In the case of online storage, whether it's a picture, a video or an email, you should just, well, be able to store it without having to worry about whether you've got enough space in each particular product. That's why the Picasa team is pleased to tell you that ,....., we'll be rolling out extra storage that you can purchase to use across several Google products.”

GMail uses Infinity+1 (a program from Google); which is their way of offering unlimited storage for email. Currently, GMail accounts allow 2887 MB of storage, and the counter on Google continues to rise. The new GDrive service is expected to function more for the Google Apps part of the hosted services in the future, but Google said that users could apply the space to E-mail for now. Along with the 6 GB option for $20, Google also offers 25GB for $75 annually, 100GB for $250, and 250GB for $500.

There are some questions as to why Google has offered this. While currently aimed at GMail and Picasa users, and later expected to address storage for Google Apps users, the new service isn’t really offering much value according to critics. “While this plan may be just peachy for hard core Google folks, those of us that use Gmail as a secondary account are left scratching our collective heads–especially if you use Yahoo,” said Larry Dignan reporter for ZD Net.

After ten years, Yahoo started offering unlimited email storage. However, they reserve the right to cancel accounts used purely for storage. Several technology watchers noted when Yahoo offered “unlimited storage” and Google offered Infinity+1 that the cost of storage had dropped. Do the new offerings for paid storage mean that the cost has risen again?

“As a customer I really don’t see the value. For $500 I could forgo the Google storage and buy one of those snazzy Seagate drives. At that price, I could also explore a service like Amazon’s S3. The benefit to both the Amazon and Seagate solutions: I wouldn’t be dependent on Google,” added Dignan.

The benefit for Google users, might appear over time, or maybe not. More information is under your account tab, after you login to Google.
Posted by Ribhararnus Pracutian at 11:10 AM | 0 Comments  
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Thursday, August 9, 2007

AJAX is for future of your website. ( Include Tutorial Part I )

AJAX is new technology.


Do you have the blogger account ? you have felt to marvel when adding element or on file article moment automatically as draft of posting. That's AJAX.

According to us, AJAX is a new tehnology where permitting web developers , to developing application based web and to provide a new level of interactivity to their applications.

The term AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) was coined by Jesse James Garrett in his article entitled "Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications".The introduction of Maps and Suggest by Google demonstrated that these methodologies were not only useful, but could work across multiple browsers and were within the reach of the smaller developer.

On the client side, AJAX uses the XMLHTTP object (introduced by Microsoft in Internet Explorer 4.0 and subsequently implemented by the Mozilla Foundation in Firefox, AOL in Netscape, and Opera in the Opera Browser) to retrieve an HTML or XML document from the server. On the server side, AJAX can be as simple or as complex as the developer wants.
How does it works ?
AJAX is programming display events. User is interactivity with these events.And then call functions associated to elements of the web page With forms and buttons, interactivity is achieved. To extract data from XML files provided by server, DOM allows to link elements of this page with actions.

XMLHTTPRequest provide two methods to get data on the server.

- open : Open HTTP connections or create a connections.
- send : Send HTTP request to the server.

Server response a data, and will be found in the attributes of the XMLHTTPRequest object :

- responseXML : Get response body for XML file or
- responseText : Get response body for text file.

For each new file to load XMLHTTPRequest object has to be created.
To process that, we have to wait for the data to be made available. XMLHTTPRequest attribute, readyState give the status of is availibility of data.

AJAX tutorial ( this tutorial is for web developer / programmer )

Before you begin this tutorial, you have to learn about class of XMLHTTPRequest(). DOM technique, and XML programming. And, of course server language knowledge. ( On this tutorial, I use PHP )

XMLHTTPRequest() has 8 attributes :

1. readyState
Get ready state. The code successively changes value from 0 to 4 that means for "ready".
States of readyState follow (only the last one is really useful):
0: not initialized.
1: connection established.
2: request received.
3: answer in process.
4: finished.

2. status
Get HTTP status code.
200 is OK.
404 if the page is not found.

3. responseText
Get response body. Holds loaded data as a string of characters.

4. responseXml
Get response body but as XML. Holds an XML loaded file, DOM's method allows to extract data.

5. onreadystatechange
Register a complete event handler. Property that takes a function as value that is invoked when
the readystatechange event is dispatched.

6. responseBody
Get response body as variant.

7. responseStream.
Get response body as variant.

8. statusText
Get HTTP status text. Like status method, but text response
200 is "OK".
404 is "Not Found".

To be continued to AJAX tutorial part II .....
Posted by Ribhnux at 12:39 AM | 0 Comments  
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Tuesday, August 7, 2007

Create your cool button on your blog ( or site ).

Do you want to have the cool button picture for your blog or your website ? you can try to make the cool button at http://www.mycoolbutton.com. This button type also called web 2.0 button.

Way of making your cool button is enough easy ,
enough to chosen the colour for your button, size measure you button, text to be presented in your cool button. And then, the button is laready to use.

website screenshot

>If have nicely, you can sav
e your cool button as *.png format.


Please visit website :
http://www.mycoolbutton.com.
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