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Peter Marquez told me about this open source platform for building ajax applications.

supposedly these guys have been working ajax long before most heard of it - too bad their main website is down

The OpenAjax Alliance is an organization of leading vendors, open source projects, and companies using Ajax that are dedicated to the successful adoption of open and interoperable Ajax-based Web technologies.

MIT project for displaying, sorting content all client side

Pipes is a powerful composition tool to aggregate, manipulate, and mashup content from around the web. Like Unix pipes, simple commands can be combined together to create output that meets your needs.

IBM® Mashup Hub connects Web 2.0 mashup creators and situational application assemblers with the data and user tools to create new solutions. It provides support: feed generation for data sources and a catalog of feeds and user interface (UI) widgets.

Browsers weren't designed to easily and securely get content from multiple sources into one page - developers have stretched the available tools to fit the task and doing so has put strain on security and scalability.

a review of the mashup providers (I added a comment for our platform vision with a link to the blog)

I've been looking to add to my JSONP series with some examples using GWT. Dan Morrill over at Google has beaten me to the punch with an article on just this subject. The code for it is rather straightforward, but there are a few sticky bits that make it a

Current Web browsers weren't designed to easily and securely get content from multiple sources into one page. Discover how developers have stretched the available tools to fit the task and how doing so has put strain on the resulting applications with res