AjaxCoded

Bloglines has been the top RSS Reader for a couple of years now . Probably not so much for how great it is, as much as there was nothing else that even came close.
I tried Google Reader a long time ago and could not get the feel for it. It was nice looking, AJAX driven, but very clunky. That has changed.
Google Reader is now a first class RSS reader. I have been using it for about a week and I am already very comfortable with the interface. Like Bloglines it has a split panel with the RSS subscriptions [...]

The WSCraft website boasts the ability to develop powerful internet and intranet solutions with just HTML familiarity. Tools like this are essential to today’s development climate. For the individual or smaller group developers it is hard to stay up to date with all the tools and keep a good creative development mentality at the same time. WSCraft licenses run from $35 to $659. The requirements for installation include PHP 4.2 or above, # mySQL 4.0 or above and Zend Optimizer installed.
As a development platform, WSCraft enables Web designers who are familiar with HTML to create/deploy powerful dynamic sites without [...]

Here is a nice little tutorial on using Ajax to create drop down menu boxes. Adam does a good job of walking through the easy development of this and supplies us with samples and source code.
In our example, we’ll use a pair of dropdown menu boxes (SELECT tags in HTML). A selection in the first box affects our list of choices in the second box. It’s not exactly cutting edge (Thau did something similar using JavaScript), but it’s a proof of concept.
Link : Nitty Gritty Ajax: by Adam DuVander 12 Apr 2006