Ajax
10 months ago
Learn Ajax
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 "Just worth it really. Makes user interfaces a lot more friendlier, especially if used correctly to provide 'real-time' responses to actions"
How I did it: I learnt mainly through jQuery, so I read the documentation, looked a previous examples and just kept my eye out for tutorials. Lessons & tips: RTFM. Resources: jQuery, documentation. |
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How I did it: Lots of trial and error. Many hours reading. I had a project making something real world. Dogged determination. Lots of caffeine. Many make it/break it/fix it cycles. Read how I did it…
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How I did it: Reading several online tutorials and breaking several examples. A relatively healthy understanding of Javascript definitely helps. I also recommend trying to work it in to projects that could benefit from it from a usability stand point. Read how I did it…
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13 months ago
Its the proper path in my development as a professional
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14 months ago
Ever since I first saw gmail and google suggest I thought this new (then acronymnless) thing was just the kick in the ass the web needed. I tried a few times to make it all work before the groovy new javascript libraries were available with no joy.
Now I’m using jQuery for a few things and have a real understanding of how and where I can use AJAX on a real live project I’m working on.
I just purchased jQuery in Action which is a clean easy to read explanation of jQuery. So far I’ve been able to perform some minor javascript magic but no actual AJAX.
AJAX
16 months ago
AJAX is just so…cool. Fun. Useful. Something that someone who fancies herself a web designer should probably know.
Easy to get into
22 months ago
I recommend reading about great JavaScript libraries, which really make Ajax development easier. My favourite is jQuery, it’s amazing.
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frameworks
2 years ago
I have been working with a lot of the different Javascript frameworks including jQuery, Prototype, script.aculo.us, Ext JS, and others.
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Javascript, AJAX, and JSON
2 years ago
I have been spending some free time working with javascript and JSON the last few days. I have to say that it is quite interesting. I am starting to get a little deeper into AJAX now. Did someone mention XHttpRequest?
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AJAX for ASP.NET, Flex, Ruby On Rails
2 years ago
I’ve spent the last several weeks going through training videos for various AJAX/Web 2.0 technologies. I’m pretty impressed with Microsoft’s implementation. Flex was kinda boring to me but some aspects of it seems cool. I’m just now getting into RoR so not sure yet how I’ll like it…
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