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(deleted) Wed 14-Jun-06 16:41:39
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Ajax tutorials


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Hi, I'm going to be creating a new web application shortly and Ajax has been recomened to me.
Can anyone recomend any resource sites with tutorials/IDE's that sorta thing?

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Dan
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(deleted) Wed 14-Jun-06 22:30:28
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Do you plan to use Microsoft technologies (ASP/ASP.Net) or open source (such as PHP, Java, etc)?
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(deleted) Wed 14-Jun-06 22:33:22
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Erm.. Currently it's undecided.
Were wither going to use asp.net or Java/Websphere depending on dev time and support costs.

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(deleted) Wed 14-Jun-06 23:05:32
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Well if you go the Microsoft route I'd consider using the CTP version of Atlas which although beta (with all the warnings that apply) looked good in a Microsoft demo I saw last week.

atlas.asp.net

Don't know anything about Java/Websphere I'm afraid.

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(deleted) Wed 14-Jun-06 23:53:56
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Rasmus' 30 second AJAX Tutorial
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(knowledge is power) Thu 15-Jun-06 18:53:24
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Take a look at script.aculo.us both for tutorials and ready-made Ajax libraries.

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(deleted) Wed 05-Jul-06 14:11:07
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Cheers, have been looking at them all but the idea has been scrapped.
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(deleted) Wed 05-Jul-06 14:33:59
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How come?

Just wondering because I've used AJAX for web applications in the past (professionally for the company I work for) and if used in the right situation I think it's brilliant. What was it going to be used for?
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(deleted) Wed 05-Jul-06 15:43:08
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We decided for 2 resions, 1 the amount of extra work would increase the delivery time and 2 that the application doen't really require the benifits given by AJAX.

Without giving too mutch away(I'd get killed if I mentioned what the sysetm is on-line) the system was kind of a stock manigment system.
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(deleted) Wed 05-Jul-06 16:00:54
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Fairplay, I was just curious really!

I wouldn't say that AJAX is much extra work though, once you get the basics up and running which if you nab existing tutorial code off the net only takes a few minutes. The last company I worked for had a web application and they wanted something done that would've made pages incredibly large if handled traditionally. I got an AJAX solution working in 2.5 hours that made things much faster

Still, if the solution didn't suit AJAX, then no point wasting time on it.
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