Quake3World

now with more britain

http://maps.google.co.uk/

The javascript thick clients google has are really neat. My business is currently working on a design that uses the same kind of stuff. The most impressive thing is how they transfer data between the browser/server without postbacks. It is done with the XMLHttpRequest object.. read all you can about it if you are a web coder, it's an untapped resource that is supported by all the major browsers today.

that's pretty cool

no photos though

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=DE56%202lg

Well it has me \o.

is that the couuntryside ?

also im coming to kick your dog :P

d'oh

Hey Peter I can see your house from up here.

Yea. Ever heard of Carsington Reservoir? Zoom out a little and you'll see it .

I don't have a dog, I have a cat though

PhoeniX wrote:Yea. Ever heard of Carsington Reservoir? Zoom out a little and you'll see it .

I don't have a dog, I have a cat though

ahh i see it, cant say i heard of it though

and your cats in for an awesome surprise

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ll=52.226 ... +2LG&hl=en

Hey thats cool

I thought so

Xed wrote:The javascript thick clients google has are really neat. My business is currently working on a design that uses the same kind of stuff. The most impressive thing is how they transfer data between the browser/server without postbacks. It is done with the XMLHttpRequest object.. read all you can about it if you are a web coder, it's an untapped resource that is supported by all the major browsers today.

w3rd

we're looking into using this too. apparently it's called "ajax".

http://www.adaptivepath.com/publication ... 000385.php