Ajax Design Patterns is Book of the Month in this month’s .Net mag (p.23, Issue 155, October, 2006). Incidentally, the mag is about the ‘Net, not specifically MS .Net (which it pre-dates).
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p>The review says:
So AJAX might be the hottest thing in programming since, er, ordinary Javascript, but it’s no good just learning how to [...]
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Here’s what’s going on with AjaxPatterns.org and the O’Reilly Ajax Design Patterns book. Many of you have mailed about this and many others asked at the conference, so this post is probably long overdue.
State of the Ajax Design Patterns Book
I finished the book a few months ago, and it’s available for sale now in Rough [...]
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I’m pleased to announce the in-progress patterns at ajaxpatterns.org will be completed and published as an O’Reilly book: “Ajax Design Patterns”. The accompanying podcast explains the details, here’s a summary:
I’ll be completing full-text descriptions for all the listed patterns, give or take some restructuring. ajaxpatterns.org will remain online, with full content – before, during and [...]
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