Just found this list of 126 Ajax Tutorials over the weekend — here’s a sampling: Ajax Workshop 3: Shopping Cart using Script.aculo.us at AjaxLessons Building an AJAX-Based Chat: The Barebones Structure at DevArticles Dynamically loaded articles at DHTMLGoodies Slide Show with Controls at Zapatec Ajax for Java developers: Build dynamic Java applications at IBM Create…
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Interested in the upcoming book “Real-World AJAX” from SYS-CON Books? If so, there’s a nice fat excerpt available online — specifically, from Chapter 11 (“Enterprise AJAX”). Here’s an excerpt of the excerpt: The benefits of AJAX to the enterprise are clear and include: The ability to leverage the same interface technology whether you’re dealing with…
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There’s no doubt that AJAX is useful when it comes to streamlining and speeding things up — but is it always secure? A blogger at Darknet recently posed a very good question: “Will the average AJAX-enabled web-application be able to tell the difference between a real and a faked XmlHttpRequest?” Specifically, it comes down to…
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Yes, according to Ajit Jaokar’s article in LinuxWorld Magazine. Jaokar believes AJAX will oust both Java ME and XHTML as the preferred platform for 3 reasons: Its distribution mechanism has fewer potential ‘choke points’ It offers a superior user experience It’s supported by the developer community Jaokar states that the business model of Java ME…
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If you’re an Ajax beginner (like me), the following links might be just what you’re looking for: Ajax Lessons According to Lifehacker, an “excellent site” and an “excellent way to learn Ajax fast and get it working quickly for you on the Web.” It includes a series of Ajax tutorials on Ajax Basics, Building Tabbed…
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