Ajax

"In a few short months, Ajax has moved from an obscure and rarely used technology to the hottest thing since sliced bread. This article introduces the incredibly easy-to-use Ajax support that is part of the Ruby on Rails web application framework." ONLamp.com, 06/06/05.

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Shows how to use the Sarissa library to build Ajax that works across different Web browsers.

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The paper that coined the phrase - and a look at the techniques and technologies behind Ajax.

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"The recently coined term AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript with XML) has given new life to Web development and spurred the advance of Web 2.0. This article looks at the current state of AJAX and how it is changing the Web developer's job description. In particular, Dave Johnson identifies some of the more important AJAX technologies and tools and how these are introducing new usability and development issues for Web developers." JavaWorld, 10/17/05.

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"This article guides you through the AJAX basics and gives you two simple hands-on examples to get you started." From the Mozilla Developer Center.

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Series of articles from IBM on integrating SOAP and Ajax.

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"Learn how AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) can be used to make your Microsoft ASP.NET applications more dynamic and responsive." From Microsoft.

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"Five years ago, if you didn't know XML, you were the ugly duckling whom nobody talked to. Eighteen months ago, Ruby came into the limelight and programmers who didn't know what was going on with Ruby weren't welcome at the water cooler. Today, if you want to get into the latest technology rage, Ajax is where it's at. However, Ajax is far more than just a fad; it's a powerful approach to building Web sites and it's not nearly as hard to learn as an entire new language." From IBM.

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"Any development shop that does not professionalize JavaScript development efforts, should expect a proliferation of bugs, coding errors, poor performance, browser incompatibility problems and customer support issues related to the use of JavaScript. How can one quickly convert casual software development to professional software engineering? There may not be one simple answer here, but if your current JavaScript project is in trouble or if you are about to start a new one - this article is for you."

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