[–] gregwebs 18y ago ↗ I wrote a javascript library to use an html table as a database.http://projects.gregweber.info/tablelibThis is only useful in comparison to other solutions if you actually want to display the data as an html table.
[–] henning 18y ago ↗ Hey there, guy. So you bought yourself a shiny new Core 2 Duo/Quad machine. Good, you're gonna need it, cause your web browser is about to get even slower thanks to Taffy! [–] juanpablo 18y ago ↗ The intention isn't replace a server database but instead manage more efficiently the information you'll store in Javascript variables anyway.Many Javascript-intense webapps could use it. [–] gregwebs 18y ago ↗ Used correctly, this could speed up some web apps by helping them to avoid ajax calls back to the server.
[–] juanpablo 18y ago ↗ The intention isn't replace a server database but instead manage more efficiently the information you'll store in Javascript variables anyway.Many Javascript-intense webapps could use it.
[–] gregwebs 18y ago ↗ Used correctly, this could speed up some web apps by helping them to avoid ajax calls back to the server.
[–] neilk 18y ago ↗ Have you seen the Array methods in JS 1.6?http://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/ncz/colum...Granted, that's Firefox 3 only, but they could be precisely emulated with a library. IMO, attaching methods to Array is more the way to go here.
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This is only useful in comparison to other solutions if you actually want to display the data as an html table.
Many Javascript-intense webapps could use it.
http://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/ncz/colum...
Granted, that's Firefox 3 only, but they could be precisely emulated with a library. IMO, attaching methods to Array is more the way to go here.