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Ajax Programming Patterns – Podcast 1 of 4: Web Service Patterns

March 31st, 2006 · 3 Comments · Links, Podcast, SoftwareDev

Whereupon a new podcast series begins …

As promised, a new series of Ajax pattern podcasts. This is the first of four podcasts on the Ajax programming patterns.

In this 73 minute podcast, we look at the seven patterns of web services as they relate to Ajax clients.

RPC Service Expose web services as Remote Procedural Calls [...]

 
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SAG Ajax Patterns Review 2 – User Action, Scheduling, Web Service, REST, RPC

March 4th, 2006 · 1 Comment · Links, SoftwareDev

Following from the previous post, here’s my notes from the second SAG workshop/discussion on the Ajax Patterns. See the earliest post for a background on this series.

Feb-2-2006 Second Ajax Patterns Discussion

“We should set up wizlite “sag” group for annotations” [MM For the benefit of others, the online book draft version uses Alex Kirk's Wizlite.] Wizlite – [...]

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New Ajax Demos

September 16th, 2005 · No Comments · HumansAndTech, Links, SoftwareDev

Further to the previous post on new Ajax programming patterns, it’s also worth noting there’s a new bunch of corresponding online Ajax demos too. Being programming patterns, they tend to be “pure refactorings” rather than enhancements, thus the user experience is mostly the same – you have to look under the covers to see what’s [...]

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18 New Ajax Programming Patterns

September 16th, 2005 · 4 Comments · HumansAndTech, Links, SoftwareDev

I’ve uploaded full text for 18 new Ajax patterns, completing a first-cut draft for all Programming Patterns content, which will be one part of the book. This section bridges the gap between the very basics of Ajax – XMLHttpRequest, DOM, etc – and the high-level stuff like widgets and visual effects. For instance, how do [...]

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