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How-To On Ajax Code To Show Movies and Slide Shows

An anonymous reader writes "Sites like Flikr and YouTube show just the tip of the full potential for media on the Web. An IBM DeveloperWorks article provides some easy implementations of video and image browsing that you can use in your own project. Learn how to combine media with technologies such as PHP and Ajax to create a compelling experience. All Sample code is made available, and if you're into Mashups the site's Mashup resource space should have everything you need to create a Mashup of your own."

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  1. Re:Great, more Ajax by polaris878 · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Am I wrong on this analysis?


    Somewhat... Yes Ajax can make a web page feel more like a computer program. The problem with Ajax is that it's based off of JavaScript, which is clunky, bloated, and insecure. The fact is that you can deliver these web applications in a much faster way. I know I will get criticized, modded down or whatever, but that is one of the huge advantages of .NET. You can create these interactive web pages using something like C#. If you are looking for something not Microsoft, you can use Java/JSPs/JavaFX or Flash. IMO JavaScript is just junk. JavaScript needs a replacement/upgrade or whatever