Microsoft Excel is a handy program - but have you ever tried to use a formula to figure out something a little more complicated than basic maths? Like the differences between dates for example?
Here’s a handy little reference guide - I’m sure I’ll be visiting this in future!
A new web development method has been emerging that changes the way you interact with websites.
You’ve probably never thought about it before, but the standard behaviour for a website is that when you click something, a new page loads. Even the things on the page that don’t really change (masthead graphics, navigation bar and so on) still need to be re-displayed in your window.
Enter AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)!
This technique allows us to only change the part of a page that we need to, so web pages can in some ways behave more like a program that you’d run on your computer than a normal website.
Like everything, it has its advantages and disadvantages, and is therefore only suited to certain conditions - but it’s a cool new trick all the same.
Like to see it in action? Here’s our first ‘cab off the rank’ - Glen Fosslyn Droughtmasters Sire Search.
River Run Charolais’ new website has nice simple lines - a classic look that won’t quickly date. And to top it off, download speed is good and it’s easy to navigate.
It features:
And it’s all updatable by Tania at River Run!
Be Better Corporate Training’s new website features: