Better Web Apps With Ajax

An anonymous reader wrote to mention an article on IBM's site detailing the fundamentals of Java-based Ajax. From the article: "This article gives you a good understanding of the fundamental principles of Ajax, and a nuts-and-bolts knowledge of the client and server side components that participate in an Ajax interaction. These are the building blocks of a Java-based Ajax Web application. In addition, you will be shown some of the high-level design issues that come with the Ajax approach."

Comments

With AJAX, you know you've got

[knightinshiningarmor]

Cleaner code than the rest!

Re:With AJAX, you know you've got

[Shadow Wrought]

One comet in and my joke's already taken. You do what you can.

Re:With AJAX, you know you've got

[mcclure]

... with your code whiter than white!

hrm - on a white background, that's not goin' to work so well...

Re:With AJAX, you know you've got

[temojen]

Here's a screenshot:

Pssha

[DysenteryInTheRanks]

Ya sorry but everyone knows that to obtain Buzzword Fad Certification (TM) AJAX *must* be coupled with Ruby on Rails, an Agile Development Model and legendary programmer Bill Brasky. Java does not fit in that picture (although apparently Brasky once coded a complete J2EE Web commerce framework in one hand on his BlackBerry while siring a child with his best friend's wife ... that framework launched a little site called Half.com).

I love how minimal the whole thing is

[uptoeleven]

almost as though there was nothing there. Except the concept...

By the by, from the IBM site:

> Server load
>
> Implementing an Ajax UI in place of a regular forms-based one may dramatically
> increase the number of requests made to the server.

Will be interesting to see how it responds to a slashdotting...

Re:I love how minimal the whole thing is

[uptoeleven]

yes