Category Archives: Ajax

Get Latest Currency Exchange rate from Foxrate.org : XML-RPC

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Foxrate.org is a website that provide latest currency exchange rate.

The website is easier to use compared to competing services because it automatically detects your home currency base on your ip address. This will save you the trouble of selecting the currency you want to convert each time you visit the website.

The website also provides XML-RPC API endpoint for easy integration into your own applications.

Visit http://foxrate.org now for latest currency exchange rate.

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[tags]currency, foreign exchange, currency exchange, currency rate,xmlrpc,xml-rpc,webservice, web service[/tags]

Download Youtube Videos Using VideoDL.org

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Tired of having to wait Youtube to finish download your favorite video you’re watching? VideoDL.org is an online service that allows you to download videos from Youtube website.

Built using AJAX technology, VideoDL is easy to use. Just put the the url of your favorite videos, and VideoDL will give you the exact url for video download. It’s easy to use, you don’t even have to install a 3rd party software to download the videos.

The format of the downloaded video is Flash Video (flv) and can be played with FLV Player or VLC Player

try VideoDL now : http://VideoDL.org

[tags]youtube,video,google videos,videodl,download,flv,flash video[/tags]

PCNames – Whois Domain name with Ajax

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PCNames is a unique domain whois service, which lets you check for registered domain names without reloading the page (using AJAX). The service is handy if you’re looking for the right TLD name to register.

Aside from the Ajax capabilities, It also support checking 6 domain name extension at once, saving you the time to query the server again and again.

Visit PCNames Domain check at : http://www.pcnames.com/check/

[tags]domain, domain name, registrar,whois,dns,tld[/tags]

Web 2.0 Logo Creator !

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I think almost every casual web surfers already heard about Web 2.0, the latest buzzwords today. On first glance, they all spot large font, rounded corners, bright colors and a distinctive logo with the word “Beta” attached next to them. Just like this one,

The good news is, you can generate this logo freely with Web 2.0 Logo creator. The bad news is, the website only serves as a parody of Web 2.0 hype. There isn’t much customisation you can do with the logo creator aside from ticking “Add Reflection” and “Add Beta” option.

All in all this is a nice website which can serve as an example on future Web 2.0 logo creator. So is there anybody brave enough to come out with one?

[tags]web 2.0,web2.0,web,webdesign,logo,webservice,parody, ajax[/tags]

Beggr – can I beg some of your money?

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If you’re not already familiar with beggr, then allow me to introduce you to it.

Beggr is somekind of a unique website that it doesn’t contain any other information besides a link to donate money (via paypal), and a random quote.

What’s interesting is that the random quote is preloaded with a technorati-style graphic loading gif and people seems to extend their donation despite the author reasoning is ” Pay me so I don’t have to work”

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