Hi all,
Design patterns are one of my favorite architecture and design concepts. They're highly useful and often provide a good starting point (and sometimes a full solution) to common software problems. Every technology can benefit from patterns, and Ajax is no exception. Check out http://ajaxpatterns.org. It's devoted entirely to applying patterns to Ajax development.
Showing posts with label Ajax web sites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ajax web sites. Show all posts
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
New Ajax Resource
Hi all,
I found this gem of a site through some link chasing. It contains a ton of Ajax-based toolkits and frameworks that can be used with .NET, PHP, Java, Ruby, JavaScript. There's something for everyone here! Check it out at http://www.ajaxprojects.com.
I found this gem of a site through some link chasing. It contains a ton of Ajax-based toolkits and frameworks that can be used with .NET, PHP, Java, Ruby, JavaScript. There's something for everyone here! Check it out at http://www.ajaxprojects.com.
New Ajax Resource
Hi all,
W3 Schools is a well-known site with straight-to-the-point content. Always one on my list of sites to visit when dealing with web technologies. Check their Ajax tutorials at http://www.w3schools.com/Ajax.
W3 Schools is a well-known site with straight-to-the-point content. Always one on my list of sites to visit when dealing with web technologies. Check their Ajax tutorials at http://www.w3schools.com/Ajax.
New Ajax Resource
Hi all,
I found a site that I think is a great resource to check out. It contains numerous tutorials on using Ajax with other technologies, like .NET, java, and PHP, to name just a few. Check it out at http://www.ajax-tutorials.com.
I found a site that I think is a great resource to check out. It contains numerous tutorials on using Ajax with other technologies, like .NET, java, and PHP, to name just a few. Check it out at http://www.ajax-tutorials.com.
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