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ONJava.com -- AJAX: How to Handle Bookmarks and Back Buttons Coding in Paradise: AJAX History Libraries" for details). AJAX applications register themselves as history listeners, and as the user navigates with the back and forward buttons, history events are fired that provide the browser's new location and any history data that was persisted with an AJAX applications are unusual, however, in that they are sophisticated programs that live within a single web page. www.onjava.com /pub/a/onjava/2005/10/26/ajax-handling-bookmarks-and-back-button.html   (946 words)

Ajax.NET Professional As Ajax.NET is a framework where you have to do JavaScript programming other frameworks allow you to use AJAX stuff simply by adding some configuration to you web.config or by inheriting from a special page class. With the upcomming AJAX Community I hope to get the most of all the frameworks currently are available, with your help, with your ideas, with your code!! Months ago I started several chats with a lot of AJAX developers, some are using my Ajax.NET Professional library, others are working directly with the XMLHTTPRequest object. weblogs.asp.net /mschwarz   (3213 words)

AJAX Matters - Asynchronous JavaScript and XML and XMLHTTP development information Now that Ajax has pretty much become a mainstream phenomenon, I've decided to start putting together some pages on specific libraries. AJAX Matters is an informational site about AJAX (short for "Advanced Javascripting and XML" or "Asynchronous JavaScripting and XML") and how these technologies are applied to web development. If you have a website or product that uses Ajax and it's not already listed, email me to have it added. www.ajaxmatters.com   (425 words)

Programming Ajax - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks Ajax or "Asynchronous JavaScript+ XML" is a phrase that was coined by Jesse James Garret of Adaptive Path in his introductory article on the subject. Also, in so far as a concept is relative to Ajax it should be described here, but the definitive work should be relegated to other Wikibooks or websites where that concept has already been (or should be) fleshed out. The purpose of this guide is to show how to unobtrusively add Ajax into your web application in such a way that your site will continue to function even when JavaScript is not enabled. en.wikibooks.org /wiki/Programming:AJAX   (380 words)

Comparison of ASP.NET frameworks that allow indirect AJAX programming, rev. 2 We have compared three of the libraries here and found that 2 of them had too much memory leakage to be deployed on a live site without causing increasing slowness on IE to the point where after a while, the sites would become unusable. AJAX.NET is a framework that requires direct AJAX programming. Please read the descring text the the beginning - the comparison is about frameworks that allow indirect AJAX programming. geekswithblogs.net /danielz/archive/2006/01/28/67389.aspx   (431 words)

Sam Ruby: AJAX Considered Harmful A comment in one of his posts referred to a del.icio.us AJAX list which provided a pointer to the Ajaxian blog, which has a good amount of useful info about JavaScript libraries and more.... AJAX Considered Harmful: Sam Ruby mit einigen kritischen Worten zu Ajax.... AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript And XML) seems to be flavour of the month. www.intertwingly.net /blog/2005/03/16/AJAX-Considered-Harmful   (3083 words)

Jon Tirsen - Confluence Most Ajax libraries have ditched the RPC approach to remoting and are instead using a very specialized form of distributed computing. The end result is that many Ajax applications has an extremely tight collaboration between client and server, so tight that the distribution boundary is in fact conceptually blurred and the conceptual presentation layer could be said to run both on the server and the client. Simple call, simple return The simplest form of remote interchange in Ajax can be seen in for example the in place editor of photo titles and descriptions at Flickr (here's a demo of an upcoming control in script.aculo.us that implements this, be warned though it still very much pre-release quality). docs.codehaus.org /display/~tirsen   (3083 words)

the power of 0ne : the power of 0ne David makes some very good points, but what I personally think is really interesting about the current state of DHTML/Ajax is that some web frameworks are starting to integrate Ajax functionality directly into their libraries. I just picked up on David Temkin's:The Ajax reality distortion field via Steve and Marc. As a developer this lifts a huge weight off your shoulders by allowing you to to take advantage of DHTML/Ajax without having to worry about wether your code is compatible with all the major browsers. radio.weblogs.com /0101131/2005/04/15.html   (187 words)

eWEEK.com - Enterprise Technology News and Reviews Application Development Adobe Bridges Flash, Flex with AJAX Adobe introduces two new open-source libraries that it says will make it easier for developers to build rich Internet applications. Adobe introduces two new open-source libraries that it says will make it easier for developers to build rich Internet applications. All the technology in the world isn't fixing the long, slow slide that customer service has taken in the past 10 years. www.eweek.com   (1249 words)

AlterSlash ~ the unofficial SlashDot digest The first appendix covers Ajax toolkits, user interface libraries, DOM utilities (most of which are built plugins for the browsers in use on desktops every day), and JSON libraries. ODF is also patent ridden, but unlike MS’ offering, the patents have free licensing for conformant implementations and conformant means to the official stated spec, with the possibility of extensions becoming part thereof- unlike MS’ offering which requires you to meet MS’ shifting definition of what is/isn’t compliant (i.e. One of the biggest contributors to all kinds of illness, disease, and the ability to properly recover from both is the lack of sleep. alterslash.org /#NASA_Reconsiders_DAWN_Mission_Cancellation   (11521 words)

What XForms does (and what it doesn't do) XForms is simplicity in person when compared with all this: it is markup-based (think of it as "super-HTML forms"), declarative (no Javascript mess to handle events and actions), powerful (in particular it does a lot of what Ajax does, but in a declarative way), and much more. On the contrary, XForms is simplicity in person when compared with all this: it is markup-based (think of it as "super-HTML forms"), declarative (no Javascript mess to handle events and actions), powerful (in particular it does a lot of what Ajax does, but in a declarative way), and much more. The bulk of the XForms implementation is implemented with higher-productivity server-side programming languages such as Java and a wealth of existing libraries, instead of native C/C++ or Javascript. www.theserverside.com /news/thread.tss?thread_id=40169   (5361 words)

ASP.NET Web: The Official Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Site : Home Page Discusses various "AJAX" (Remote Scripting) for.NET frameworks, and illustrates the construction of a 100% self-contained Autosuggest textbox control with Anthem.NET, one of a number of popular open-source frameworks for ASP.NET. One of the demos that got people (especially ones not currently using Microsoft technology) excited at the MIX conference a few weeks ago was a demo that Shanku did showing the Atlas Client-Script Libraries working within a PHP web app. The Atlas architecture easily allows this, and Atlas can be integrated into any existing server framework environment. www.asp.net   (845 words)

AJAX and scripting Web services with E4X, Part 1 If you are a JavaScript programmer, you might already use technology such as Netscape LiveConnect or Rhino (a freely available JavaScript library that runs under Java™) to use Java libraries with your JavaScript. In these examples we start off with using E4X on a command-line with Rhino, and then we move to using it inside a browser with Mozilla, demonstrating the AJAX model. Rhino is a JavaScript interpreter and compiler built in Java, which we will demonstrate as both stand-alone and running inside Axis. www.ibm.com /developerworks/webservices/library/ws-ajax1   (845 words)

TIBCO® General Interface TIBCO General Interface encapsulates the complexities of asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) and adds powerful features including robust component libraries, visual tooling, step-through debugging, automated memory management and other enterprise-grade services, making TIBCO General Interface the flexible choice for professional developers. Using TIBCO® General Interface instead of a standard client/server architecture, Iconix was able to develop their DrugMatrix product for about a third of the cost and bring it to market twice as fast. TIBCO® General Interface provides a mature and powerful Rich Internet Application (RIA) framework that delivers the low cost of ownership of Web applications and the rich graphical user interface (GUI) features, speed and performance of desktop-installed software. www.tibco.com /software/business_optimization/generalinterface.jsp   (419 words)

6 questions about problematic Ajax development I don't know of any other libraries that have addressed the globalisation issue. # re: 6 questions about problematic Ajax development 8/17/2005 10:44 AM Jason Salas # re: 6 questions about problematic Ajax development 8/16/2005 5:59 AM Jason Salas weblogs.asp.net /jasonsalas/archive/2005/08/14/422521.aspx   (1494 words)

MODx Content Management System Home If you're a CSS designer or Ajax aficionado, this is the CMS for you; and if you like what you see today, you'll love what's coming. It empowers its users to build engaging "Web 2.0" sites today, with its pre-integrated Scriptaculous and Prototype libraries. It empowers developers and advanced users to give as much control as desired to whomever they desire for day-to-day website content maintenance chores. modxcms.com   (377 words)

davidtemkin.com: The Ajax Reality Distortion Field I remember the Dynamic Duo DHTML libraries years ago that had all kinds of interesting ways to create interfaces in both browsers. You seem to be fighting that postulate, yet you don't really say where you got it from. I have not used it for "dhtml", whatever that really means anyway. www.davidtemkin.com /mtarchive/000012.html   (1137 words)

Rasmus' 30 second AJAX Tutorial - lunatechian (lunatech-ian) Rasmus' 30 second AJAX Tutorial - A wanderer's journal - a breath of fresh air in simplicity. This illustrates the most primitive components and also makes clear (IMO) why some additional libraries would be likely to add some value when its time to do something more complicated... Rasmus's simple AJAX tutorial is so straightforward that it should suffice as any web developer's introduction to the technology.... rajshekhar.net /blog/archives/85-Rasmus-30-second-AJAX-Tutorial.html   (3376 words)

Web application framework - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Such tools range from simple libraries such as DBI and the much larger PEAR, or pure Ajax presentation mechanism such as ZK, to systems using Model-view-controller concepts, where the mere structure of the data is all that needs to be specified to create a fully-functional application. The term web application framework can also describe tools which are not specific to web applications, but can be used for them (such as Microsoft.NET). A web application framework is a set of software tools to make it easier to create web applications. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Web_application_framework   (145 words)

Web application framework - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Such tools range from simple libraries such as DBI and the much larger PEAR, or pure Ajax presentation mechanism such as ZK, to systems using Model-view-controller concepts, where the mere structure of the data is all that need to be specified to create a fully-functional application. The term web application framework can also describe tools which are not specific to web applications, but can be used for them (such as Microsoft.NET). A web application framework is a set of software tools to make it easier to create web applications. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Web_application_framework   (153 words)

JSON Message - Ajax Patterns JSON libraries tend to be simply about conversion, which its advocates would probably argue is all that's required. JSON happens to be quite compatible with YAML, another XML alternative that's gaining traction in the dynamic scripting community. JSON is more compact and, for humans, the lack of tags can make it easier for humans to comprehend the underlying data. ajaxpatterns.org /JSON_Message   (1294 words)

RobRohan: Neuromancer... using AJAX technique (it seems) Neuromancer is a set of javascript libraries that do three things. Neuromancer's goal on this level is to write the stupid thing once and never do it again. Neuromancer adds an abstract layer to this too making it very simple to GET, POST, and load XML documents from the server without reloading the main page or using some hidden frame. www.robrohan.com /client/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=58682C84-10AD-6BB7-86B2ED2A27D78515   (660 words)

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