AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)

MooTools v/s jQuery

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MooTools v/s jQuery is a hot topic as with the advent of technology every developer is using JavaScript in one way or another. Picking up a library is not an easy task specially if you are working somewhere where they already have a set pattern or their libraries defined. Ideally, every company is either working [...]

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Working with Adobe Spry: An Ajax framework

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Adobe Spry is an Ajax framework developed for Web designers, making it possible to create a richer experience on an HTML page. Spry is intended to be a way of easily implementing Ajax – designers with entry level HTML, CSS and JavaScript experience should find Spry an easy way to integrate content. Spry differs from [...]

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AJAX should not mandate HTTP

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What if you are using AJAX requests in application but your server is offline for some reasons? An interesting and unfortunate by-product of AJAX applications is that these applications rely upon the existence of an application server always being available. Many Web users are used to the idea that they can save a Web page [...]

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PHP AJAX Framework & Libraries

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To deliver powerful web application using PHP AJAX development framework for developing new generation Web 2.0 applications you can use PHP Frameworks. There are various PHP AJAX Frameworks available for use, few are FREE and some are with commercial licence. You can choose any of them based on your requirements. 1. GWTPHP – It is [...]

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14 AJAX, JavaScript & DHTML Datagrids

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When we have to present our data in a systematic fashion we have to exhibit in Datagrid style. Table is an ideal example of a well-structured data presentation, which is easy to evaluate and easy to handle. Used for its original purpose – to present data, not to style it -, it can convey ideas [...]

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