Comments on: Google Suggests. http://www.tamersalama.com/2004/12/15/google-suggests/ of Tamer Salama Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:03:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Christian Kamel http://www.tamersalama.com/2004/12/15/google-suggests/#comment-313 Christian Kamel Mon, 20 Dec 2004 04:21:21 +0000 http://www.tamersalama.com/2004/12/15/google-suggests/#comment-313 Hey, you're in Egypt!? I was about to enter the blog world and I never thought there could be another Egyptian doing this stuff :D I'm a fellow egyptian working in the same industry you are... except I'm less into open sourced stuff You know how rare it is to meet another egyptian on the net somewhere else than arabic and dating sites. that's why it's really good to see you, keep up the good work :) Hey, you’re in Egypt!? I was about to enter the blog world and I never thought there could be another Egyptian doing this stuff :D
I’m a fellow egyptian working in the same industry you are… except I’m less into open sourced stuff
You know how rare it is to meet another egyptian on the net somewhere else than arabic and dating sites. that’s why it’s really good to see you, keep up the good work :)

]]> By: the Warehouse Guy http://www.tamersalama.com/2004/12/15/google-suggests/#comment-312 the Warehouse Guy Sun, 19 Dec 2004 11:17:10 +0000 http://www.tamersalama.com/2004/12/15/google-suggests/#comment-312 XMLHTTP is an amazingly powerfull tool that has been in IE for years now. While I'm not sure when it was really finalized into Netscape/Mozilla, we built a complete warehouse management tool around it in late 2001. Using the XMLHttp object to make background calls to the inventory db, we were able to give the end user an experience that rivals a desktop application, without rolling a new install to every warehouse computer every time an update is made. The really amazing thing is that we were able to handle 13 warehouses and a completely wireless infrastructure from a single centrally located server, thereby saving literally millions of dollars in servers and software costs. XMLHTTP is an amazingly powerfull tool that has been in IE for years now. While I’m not sure when it was really finalized into Netscape/Mozilla, we built a complete warehouse management tool around it in late 2001.

Using the XMLHttp object to make background calls to the inventory db, we were able to give the end user an experience that rivals a desktop application, without rolling a new install to every warehouse computer every time an update is made.

The really amazing thing is that we were able to handle 13 warehouses and a completely wireless infrastructure from a single centrally located server, thereby saving literally millions of dollars in servers and software costs.

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