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I’m on JavaScript kick lately. Or rather, I have been rediscovering it ever since I read the series of Steve Yegge’s blog posts on JS and Rhino and his predictions for the next big language.
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Ajax Toolkits/Frameworks
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Ajax Tutorials
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| If you’ve done much ASP.NET AJAX development, you’re no doubt familiar with JavaScript alert errors similar to the one pictured above. This particular one occurs on the official ASP.NET forums in FireFox, if you try to navigate away from viewing a user pr | |
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| Lately the use of client centric development model in .NET is getting increasingly popular. | |
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| In this tutorial, you build an Ajax chat room web application with components that are themselves Ajax-unaware, also known as POJC (Plain Old JavaServer Faces Components). You achieve this using Dynamic Faces technology, an extension to JavaServer Faces t | |
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| Oliver Steele is doing great work, and he has just released a gem called JCON which stands for JavaScript Conformance. It tests JSON values to make sure that they are valid for the new world of ECMAScript 4 type definitions (e.g. new { x:int, y:string }( | |
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| I know this isn't .NET but this Ajax JavaScript can easily be used in any .NET application if you want a little more control over your Ajax than AJAX.NET provides. This is a basic Ajax JavaScript class with factory support for the XMLHttpRequest object. | |
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Ajax Projects
