Asynchronous JavaScript And XML (Ajax) combines the XMLHttpRequest Object, which is built into web browsers and requests data from web servers, with the JavaScript and HTML DOM, which allows the data to be displayed and used. This asynchronous approach is used in building web applications, providing ‘background’ communication between the browser and server. Common functions include forms and buttons for simple actions such as subscribing to newsletters and adding items to a shopping cart. It has wide-ranging support, including for HTML, JSON, Domain Object Model and XML.
An admin interface for managing a network of Vivaldi electronic libraries. It was created to improve usability and to replace the Windows administrative console when the number of parameters being dealt with became too high. A system administrator creates new users and manages documents, libraries and collections; it examines the statistics of operations carried out with archival documents; it creates new users and configures access rights.
E-Prisons is an online version of a shop, a chemist's and a library for the penal system. Relatives put together a package on the website and pay for it. The goods and products are bought in the institution's shop and delivered to the inmate. The disadvantage is that the list of products is limited by the shop's selection. The advantage is that it eliminates the need to visit a shop in person and stand in a queue, and the goods don't need to pass checks.
A catalogue of Japanese cars for auction: a mock-up, a multi-browser layout, a migration of the site managing system to Bitrix. A data collector from the supplier sites (parser) was added to a telematics catalogue. Prices, photos, product specifications, and stock levels are automatically updated in the price list where available.
A travel agency site with feedback; a website for charity fund Help the Children; a catalogue website for a company manufacturing and delivering inexpensive payment and vending terminals; a landing site for a top regional company specialising in uninterruptable power supply, air conditioning and ventilation.
German manufacturer of network equipment compiling Debian Linux operating system firmware for routers, hotspots and servers. i386 and ARM processors are supported. Before the package compilation the correct versions of the core and Internet protocols are downloaded and prepared (in a specific sequence). The administrative site has a simple interface and technical design.
An application package covering fitness, research into human physiology, sports medicine and heart training. A cardio monitor sends cardiac rhythm (RR interval) to the computer via a radio channel and USB. The package includes component selection, an electrical diagram of the device and microcode instructions for a Microchip controller. This technology was originally used for training astronauts.
2002–2024