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Post Date: Feb 12, 2008 3:51 p.m.
Ranked website: softwareas.com (Ranks #23950 of 2,815,144)

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Ajax, AjaxPatterns As foretweeted last week , I created a little Ajax app called BlingText . As you can see, it takes a message and provides some ASCII renderings. In particular, it includes a port of the old UNIX/C Banner utility . If I do more work on it, the main improvements will be: Options. Let the user specify, for each transformation, parameters such as the fill character ("*") and amount of spacing. Better OO (internal change). Each of the transformations is at present a terse strategy object, which is good. However, there’s no inheritance going on, so it could be better.

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