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By tberardi Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer, Co-founders of Ajaxian.com Brendan Eich, Creator of JavaScript and CTO of Mozilla Douglas Crockford, Creator of JSON and Author of JavaScript: The Good Parts Joe Walker, Creator of DWR Nicole Sullivan, Creator of Object-Oriented CSS

By ScottGu AJAX Building Interactive UI with AJAX – A look at JSON Serialization: Scott Mitchell has a nice article that explores the JSON serialization format used by ASP.NET AJAX when calling web-services and server end-points from client-side script.

By Rob Williams In going back to Jupiter, all my problems with it are the user interface, and it does not appear to have changed much. I was thinking this project was dead, but then I went and prodded it and saw that there are actually signs of life: releases, a blog, etc. However, either no one has gotten to the a...

By craigshoemaker The age-old problem of ASP.NET changing a control’s ID creeps up. This is a problem because once you start interacting with style sheets and JavaScript the client IDs become very important. While there are a number of ways around this issue for both CSS and scripting, why not dodge the proble...

By Jan Tielens In the first part of this article I'll talk about how you can enable the jQuery JavaScript library in SharePoint 2007 sites and pages. The second part of this article will focus on using jQuery in SharePoint 2007 sites and pages. When I was at PDC’08, I attended a session about the jQuery JavaS...

By Jim Wang Introduction If you haven't heard, we've shipped ASP.NET AJAX CodePlex Preview 3.  It's live and available here.  I'm really excited about this release because it includes client-side support for ADO.NET Data Services, replacing the AJAX Client Library for ADO.NET Data Services that we h...

By MatHertel(noreply@blogger.com) The OpenAjax Alliance is developing an Ajax industry wishlist for future browsers, using a dedicated wiki for this initiative (http://www.openajax.org/runtime/wiki). The main purpose of the initiative is to inform the browser vendors about what future features are most important to...

By oazabir Suggested Reading: Web Application testing in .Net - WatiN Data Driven Web Testing With Visual Studio 2008 Team System Sean Lumley’s blog on Visual Studio Web Test and Load Test Ed Gla’s Blog on VSTS Load Testing Bill Barnett’s Blog on Visual Studio Web Test and Load Test

By BradA binding Title}) Now we just wire it up Sys.Application.add_init( function() { var simple = $create(Sys.UI.DataView, {}, {}, {}, $get('simpletemplate')); simple.set_data(employees); } ); Now, that is pretty simple, let's try something a bit more fancy. {binding FirstName} {binding La...

Hoffman will give a review of traditional web security and explain the intracacies of Resource enumeration attacks in great detail, Injection attacks, and session hijacking as well as a step by step walk through of hacking an AJAX travel site. The intensive, one-day, hands-on training...

By mehfuzh It is now official with Scott Guthrie's post that jQuery will be bundled with Asp.net. jQuery is a tiny 15K JavaScript library that contains features from UI tweaks, DOM manipulation to full Ajax control. In my last post, I have shown how to get going with Ajax.Form using Microsoft MVC Ajax lib...

By TDavid Happy exploring to you! A week or so ago the AJAX-powered service usernamecheck.com was all the rage in the various tech rags for being able to check a bunch of different websites (all shown below) to see if a username was already taken. I held off blogging it at that time because the service wa...

By MatHertel(noreply@blogger.com) The ajax, the proxies and the jcl prefix will be used by the Aspects of Ajax framework because these are the names of the global variables I use (beside minor important stuff). I hope and pray that nobody else will use this prefix in any other AJAX framework. (I am the first - I won! :-)

By Jose Rolando Guay Paz It really helped me get some true insights for working with Ajax. Thanks to it I've written my first javascripts to call some methods and webservices using http. And has given me a clear idea of how to work with JSON. Anyway, if you get serious about Ajax, get this book, period.

By Bertrand Le Roy Last week, we shipped the first preview for the Ajax work we're doing in ASP.NET 4.0 under the simple form of a simple script file (release and debug versions). This should show how much emphasis this release puts on the client-side. As a matter of facts, I'll use a plain HTML file here instead of...

By  Stoyan Stefanov  Once listed in the "nice to have" sections of job postings, these days the knowledge of JavaScript is a deciding factor when it comes to hiring web developers. And rightly so. Where in the past we used to have the occasional few lines of JavaScript embedded in a web page, now we have advanced li...

By Sanjiv Jivan For those not familiar with Remember the Milk, it is a to-do task management app. However it's not just another todo app - it is an extremely well written app that truly encapsulates the essence of Web 2.0 and has been one of my favorite Ajax apps from the time they first launched in 2005. They wer...

By edhild This book has a bit of everything leaving everyone from new .NET web developers to experienced ones coming away with a good experience. This book is almost like having 2 books in one. The first half is an introduction to ASP.NET. It covers the foundation, basics,etc and includes examples of so...

By kirtid Do you want to be able to contribute fixes to the AJAX Control Toolkit, but you aren’t a contributor? The Patch Utility is an easy way to create fixes that can be submitted to the AJAX Control Toolkit team for evaluation and possible inclusion into the AJAX Control Toolkit.

By Robert Cooper If you're a web developer, you know that you can use Ajax to add rich, user-friendly, dynamic features to your applications. With the Google Web Toolkit (GWT), a new Ajax tool from Google that automatically converts Java to JavaScript, you can build Ajax applications using the Java langu...

By Robert Cooper If you're a web developer, you know that you can use Ajax to add rich, user-friendly, dynamic features to your applications. With the Google Web Toolkit (GWT), a new Ajax tool from Google that automatically converts Java to JavaScript, you can build Ajax applications using the Java langu...

By georgeop In this session, we cover the new design and development features in the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 development system for creating rich Web applications. Topics include the new cascading style sheets (CSS) and HTML design tools, the much improved Javascript Intellisense and debug...

By BradA I am really looking forward to my Mix08 session this year... It is going to be fun to building an Ajax application from scratch on stage with VS2008 and ASP.NET 3.5.   Here is a play-by-play if you want to follow along and help keep me in line...  This Mix08 folks should have the video up tomorrow... I will l...

By hoshposh In fact Billy spoke about one situation where someone opened a profile in MySpace where the person had manage to embed JavaScript. While the innocent user is browsing the profile, the JavaScript is pinging MySpace with some profile changes for the browsing user. The JavaScript intercept...

By Simeon Simeonov There are just too many pure AJAX frameworks out there. This may be great for some abstract notion of innovation but is pretty bad for market adoption. It causes confusion and friction. Developers hate that. They want to feel like they are developing skills for the next cool technology which w...

By ScottGu JavaScript Stack Traces in ASP.NET AJAX and JavaScript Error Publishing using ASP.NET AJAX: Joel Rumerman has put together two nice posts that detail some god ways to capture JavaScript stack trace information, as well as to report JavaScript errors using ASP.NET AJAX.

By ScottGu Here is the latest in my link-listing series.  Also check out my ASP.NET Tips, Tricks and Tutorials page for links to popular articles I've done myself in the past. ASP.NET ASP.NET Security Tutorial Series: Scott Mitchell (who wrote the excellent Data Access Tutorial Series for us last year)...

By Glenn Block As I mentioned this is a partial list, below is a detailed breakdown of everything you'll find in the box. Application Blocks Composite Web Application Block (CWAB)Support for MVP in user-controls, master-pages and ASMXType mapping for dependency injection (allows specifying which...

By scbarnes Internet Explorer had memory issues (garbage collection) and I cursed its existence – it let me down!. Yet little did I know that it was actually my fault, as I wasn’t disposing of my variables after use and I’d cache way too many getElementById() results inside JavaScript.

Ajax is everywhere these days, and although Ajax can simplify and improve user experience, the experience of Ajax developers is often far from simple and could stand improvement. Perhaps the biggest headache Ajax developers face is the painful world of cross-browser problems. Browser...

By Jep Castelein The first hit is from Wikipedia (3 Sept 2005): "An additional complaint about Ajax revolves around latency, or the duration of time it takes a web application to respond to user input. Given the fact that Ajax applications depend on network communication between web browser and web serve...

By Rey Bango I'm always surprised but what people are building using JavaScript & Ajax. It's spurred so much creativity over the last two years and it doesn't appear to be stopping soon. Most recently, I discovered Mibbit, a JS/Ajax-based IRC client, and had the opportunity to interview the devel...

By ReedR MSDN Channel9 Jim Wilson (Jim’s blog is filled with goodies on AJAX and Windows Mobile) AJAX on Mobile Webcast How Do I? series (AJAX content included) If you have really cool AJAX web sites working with Windows Mobile, we’d love to hear about them. 

By Sanjiv Jivan JQuery : JQuery is really slick. Its lightweight, powerful and has a very intuitive API. Unlike Dojo or Ext, JQuery is a library and not a framework and typically targets different use cases. Dojo or Ext are probably not the best choices if you want to sprinkle some Ajax magic on some of your int...

By kirtid Contributing to the Toolkit The Toolkit is a shared source project that is released under the Microsoft Permissive License. It is a framework built on top of ASP.NET AJAX and has a set of over 35 controls. Many of those controls have been written by members of the ASP.NET AJAX community. The Tool...

By Rey Bango With the exception of IBM(IBM)’s Watchfire AppScan, automated Web application scanners are simply not yet up to the task of finding security flaws in Ajax code. And it’s not like we made it hard on them: The Ajax applications we used in testing were relatively simple. None of the vulnerabil...

By Aidan Henry iGoogle is probably the most simple of all the offerings. It is Google's first big kick at AJAX start pages. The offering is extremely basic and lacks any clutter. See a full review here: iGoogle: The Epitome of Google Personalization MyYahoo

By QinXian This left JavaScript and then XMLHttpRequest for communicating from the browser to the data server. "It was really Microsoft that created all the components that Ajax needed," Crockford said. Crockford then went through a critique of various Web technologies.

By Richard MacManus The Start Page is a great additon, because it allows you to check your favorite feeds before delving into your full feed "library". Beta Bloglines enables you to drag and drop feeds into your Start page. The new Bloglines beta has a lot of Ajax functionality, allowing you to drag and drop feed...

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Book review The move towards rich internet applications (RIA) seems to be unstoppable. Aiming to offer browser-based applications with the speed, flexibility and functionality of traditional desktop applications, companies like Google and others continue to raise the bar as to wha...

By Roger Johansson In Bulletproof Ajax, Jeremy Keith (Adactio, DOM Scripting) explains how to use Ajax the right way. He does so by relentlessly reminding the reader that accessibility needs to be considered throughout development, especially once you start adding JavaScript.

By Richard MacManus As noted in the press release, Zimbra Desktop will allow users to access their email, calendar, contacts, and documents while on the road, or in places without a network connection, through Zimbra's familiar Ajax-based Web interface. When users come back online, all the changes that we...

By Shelley I do somewhat agree with Dare, in that desktop development systems that incorporate Ajax-like technologies, such as JavaScript, will grow. I imagine that Flash/Flex, OpenLaszlo, and WPF/E will get a following and do well. But their health is not negatively correlated with the health of...

By Roger Johansson I'll say it right from the start: this book is great. There are several other books that teach modern JavaScript, but Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax is really focused on explaining unobtrusive and accessible scripting techniques, which I think is excellent. This book i...

3. Figure out the best way to complete the given task by searching on Google and seeing how others out there are doing it. And in web development, as in life, I'd say that's good enough. Tag: web development Add to Del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Furl Bookmark WebProNews:

By Scott Frangos Podcast Marketing, WordPress and AJAX Past Web Chew Polls (still open for discussion and voting):Is HTML dead, as XML rises?What’s Your Favorite FireFox Extension? Firefox Trick: All About Color Here's your Firefox Trick - (click it to enlarge it): Site Provides AJAX Tools

By Stephanie McLoughlin New AJAX Screencast: We've added a new screencast to our AJAX gallery: JackBe Visual GUI Builder. Check out the demo and see how this proprietary app compares to the open-source AJAX alternatives. The Grid Meter offers up a handy introduction for those wanting to explore the world of grid c...

By Chris Winters I also looked at the Ajax book with Dion as one of the co-authors. I like Dion even though I've never met him; unlike many Java people he doesn't think 'Perl' is a dirty word and he's very pragmatic about technology and applications. But it was more of a manual; I already know half the stuff in the...