I’m here in SF for The Ajax Experience, talking about design principles and patterns for Ajax (big surprise!), and one of the things my presentation will point out is the importance of libraries and frameworks in implementing Ajax patterns. Ahead of the talk, I just did a quick count of frameworks and libraries on the […]
134 Ajax Frameworks and Counting
May 10th, 2006 · 13 Comments
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An Ajax Framework a Day!
November 29th, 2005 · No Comments
Today’s Ajax framework is JsRia. Yesterday’s was ZK, with the Backbase entries updated too. In the past week, there were Smartclient, Ajax JSP Taglib, Ajax JSF Framework, Cajax. Here’s the diff. The week prior to that saw introduction of XOAD, Rialto, and Lotus Notes info. Have the Ajax frameworks entered the enlightened age of singularity? (I’ve […]
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Server-Centric versus Browser-Centric
November 17th, 2005 · 2 Comments
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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State of the Ajax Frameworks
October 17th, 2005 · 8 Comments
The publicly-editable Ajax Frameworks Page got a nice kick along in the past few days, presumably due to a recent link from Ajaxian. If this list is anything to go by, the most common language is pure-Javascript, and Java is, as you might have guessed, highest on the server-side, followed by .Net and PHP. Sections for Python and Perl were opened […]
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