We’re having a TiddlyWeb fest tomorrow, and I explained one of the things I want to get out of it is a canonical design sketch.
Luke Hohman’s superb text, Beyond Software Architecture, explains how he comes into a project and asks people to draw the architecture. A great predictor of the project’s state is whether people [...]
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Harry Fuecks suggests there are two types of Ajax apps: HTML++ and Client/SOA. This is something I’ve noticed too, and it cuts right across the Ajax architecture, impacting on the user-interface, the physical architecture (browser-server separation) and the abilities of the developers involved.
The “Ajax App” pattern addresses this as a decision. It’s the root pattern [...]
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James Strachan: Is Ajax gonna kill the web frameworks?:
So is the web application of the future going to be static HTML & JavaScript, served up by Apache with Ajax interacting with a bunch of XML based web services (maybe using SOAP, maybe just REST etc)? If so, do we really need a web [...]
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