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Monitoring a Connection status

— by João Batista on June 28, 2012

This is the third installment of a series of articles regarding an xRTML tag called connection. If this is your the first time hearing about the connection tag I suggest you start with those articles first: My first connection; Connection, a closer look. The connection tag features a set of events that allow the user to be updated of its status. These events range from its creation to its regular maintenance like being notified if there’s an exception.

Cross-Browser Events and Object Related Events

— by Ricardo Jesus on February 16, 2012

Almost every tag of our framework fire events related with its behavior and we may need to execute some functions in each of these moments.

Since we cannot use the browser event functionalities to fire custom events, and also because the browsers have some slight differences in how they manipulate events, we needed to create a tool that abstracts us from the cross-browser issue and provide a way to handle the DOM Events and our object related events.

xRTML Presentation to the Portuguese HTML5 Community

— by Vanessa Silva on February 14, 2012

The development and design community in Portugal is always on the lookout for new and improved ways to extend their knowledge.

When it comes to show the Realtime Framework and xRTML's full potential we like to share it with the community, know the feedback and learn with every new idea.