Javascript, XML/XSLT and CSS

Flex your JavaScript

You want in-page functionality? You need JavaScript. JavaScript can transform your website from a simple collection of pages to an interactive application that knows no bounds. But don't let that scare you off; JavaScript is great for projects of all sizes, from small to large.

Enter Web 2.0

AJAX, a small portion of the capabilities of JavaScript, provides a means of bringing dynamic content to your site, and is part of the hype behind Web 2.0. If you want to be cutting edge with how your content is delivered and how users interact, then AJAX is the way to go. It takes your applications to a whole new level as can be seen by the popular example of Google Mail and Google Maps.

XML

Want to syndicate your content and increase your market penetration? Enter XML. XML is a general-purpose format for storing structured content that is easily read by many programs. Podcasts, news feeds, blogs, inventory listings, calendars, galleries, you name it — they can all be represented and syndicated in XML. This means that you can post your content in one place and share it amongst any number of other sites boosting your exposure and web presence.

XSLT: Transforming the Unusable into Usable

Got data to display and don't know what to do with it? Frye / Wiles can help. Syndicated content such as news feeds and podcasts all drive users to your site, but how do you turn raw and unintelligible data into usable and engaging content? XML Style Language Transformation (XSLT) is a fast and reliable industry standard way of dynamically converting any XML document into a usable and friendly format that can be integrated into existing pages or made into a page of its very own.