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Mar

2006

JSEclipse for AJAX site development »

JSEclipse is the the best and most popular Javascript plugin for the Eclipse environment. Its benefits are visible from the simplest tasks like editing small sections of code for your site to the more complex ones like working with the next big AJAX library or developing plugins for a product...

Posted by Rob Downs in the Web Users Group blog.

Mar

2006

VCU Calendar XML Feed »

The VCU Events Calnedar now has a customizable XML Feed. This gives you the opprotunitiy to include your department's events directly into your site. This can be on the homepage or a special events page. Here are a couple example pages. You can see how to do this to your...

2 Comments | Posted by Rob Downs in the Web Users Group blog.

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Technology Services is responsible for implementing and supporting the technology used around campus, such as the network, phones, enhanced classrooms, and Internet-based systems including myVCU, Blackboard, email, and more.

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