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Ajax is an odd beast, because it gives a very rich user experience when compared to a traditional web page (Yakov writes wonderfully about this at http://java.sys-con.com/read/163232.htm), however apart from that it?s hard to figure out what is so great about it. Good technology wins in the long run because of tooling (something Microsoft know and excelt at), so what is the lure of Ajax? I think it?s simply that it allows logic be put in one file ? in your HTML (or servlet, JSP, ASP or whatever kicks out HTML) you write your server logic and your client logic together.
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Ajax is an odd beast, because it gives a very rich user experience when compared to a traditional web page (Yakov writes wonderfully about this at [visit link]), however apart from that it?s hard to figure out what is so great about it. Good technology wins in the long run because of tooling (something Microsoft know and excelt at), so what is the lure of Ajax? I think it's simply that it allows logic be put in one file ? in your HTML (or servlet, JSP, ASP or whatever kicks out HTML) you write your server logic and your client logic together. |
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JDJ News Desk commented on the 26 Jan 2006
Ajax is an odd beast, because it gives a very rich user experience when compared to a traditional web page (Yakov writes wonderfully about this at [visit link]), however apart from that it?s hard to figure out what is so great about it. Good technology wins in the long run because of tooling (something Microsoft know and excelt at), so what is the lure of Ajax? I think it?s simply that it allows logic be put in one file ? in your HTML (or servlet, JSP, ASP or whatever kicks out HTML) you write your server logic and your client logic together. |
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not agree on many parts:
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traction
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is a nice article - very
straight froward, easy to
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The author said, "Many of
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explanation. It will be
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advance. |
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