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jQuery and Microsoft: The Q&A
Now that the news has hit the blogosphere, I'm seeing lots of questions out there about the jQuery/MSFT announcement.
Why the AJAX/DHTML Model is broken
I believe that the AJAX/DHTML model is broken...at least for widespread adoption. Here I explain why lack of standards and huge fragmentation is killing widespread adoption of browser based rich UIs.
ongoing · 2008 Prediction 1: RIA vs. AJAX
The people who want to add UI 'richness' to the Web are always developers, never users. Doesn’t mean they’re wrong; after all, the users weren’t clamoring for the Web before it arrived, either. 'richness' is mostly about compelling words and pictures and sounds and especially, most especially, interaction with living people. But that’s not what they mean when they say RIAs; they mean "Whatever lies in the direction that Flash is pointing." Flash is most useful for watching movies portably and cool casual games.
Is JavaScript becoming a Ruby killer?
With the latest news in browsers (Google Chrome) and the development in Javascript Engines with V8 and TraceMonkey - is Javascript becoming a Ruby killer?
libv8 + libfastcgi = Server Side JavaScript
Serverside Javascript using the V8 Google Chrome JS VM and FastCGI
How JavaScript is quietly taking over the world
"The fact is that JavaScript, which was hurriedly released around 1995, is now more prevalent than you might imagine. And equally importantly, it is cropping up in different places and in forms that people never thought of way back in it’s early years."The Future of ASP.NET AJAX
Bertrand LeRoy recently published a 13 page document on CodePlex, describing the ASP.NET Team’s goals for the future of ASP.NET AJAX. It’s been available for two weeks now, but there has been little reaction to it online and less than 8,000 people have downloaded it. I’m surprised, considering its importance.Your MOM Is The Future Of The Web: WebNext
Interesting article that discussed the possible next evolution of web apps.Doesn't Anyone Bookmark Anymore?
When I teach Silverlight 2, I stress an important lesson that I thought that we (as developers) had learned the importance of linkability of the web. Early usage of Flash was the first time I noticed this. A number of those sites would create nested functionality that never changed the URL. If the URL doesn't change, i can't bookmark it. Most Flash guys learned their lessons pretty quick, but now I am inundated with AJAX driven sites that try hard to not to do post-backs. That's cool, but if the URL doesn't change I can't link to it.What will be the next generation internet application platform?
A few years ago I was a firm believer in the Rich Connected Client application model, which was based on running applications installed locally on the users desktop.AJAX developers continue migrating to unobtrusive JavaScript
Unobtrusive JavaScript is an emerging technique that separates JavaScript from HTML markup. This is quite similar to the separation between styling and HTML that came about with the creation of CSS in the late 90s.SproutCore: Being talked of as a Flash killer? Really?
It may be going a little far to hype up Cocoa for Windows + Flash Killer = SproutCore.Move Over, AJAX, ARAX Is Here
Move over, AJAX; Microsoft is pushing a different scenario, known as Asynchronous Ruby and XML, or ARAX.When Is AJAX Effective, And When Is It Not
Much like Flash, DHTML and other technologies, there are right ways to use it and wrong ways to use AJAX.Scriptaculous effects compilation ready to use
This post is a compilation of five Scriptaculous tutorials ready to use in your projects (with source code to download) inspired to some Web 2.0 sites. It includes: images slider Flickr-like, opacity change, drag and drop to reorder a list, fade-in effect and Edit in Place.How Google Analytics determines Connection Speeds
Looking for an unobtrusive method of determining a user’s connection speed using JavaScript?Comment re: 2008 Prediction 1: RIA vs. AJAX
Well, one of the big trends is actually getting AJAX to be able to do what the RIA platforms can.
Is Comet the Next Step Beyond AJAX?
So many companies have jumped aboard the AJAX train that when we wanted to do an informal survey the other day on upcoming Web and Internet technology trends, I was able to quickly compile a list of 800 different companies that are leaving the station.
AJAX is moving toward the enterprise. Google, the company that helped light the AJAX wildfire in the first place by using it in Google Maps and Gmail, has since then released a paid version of its Web-based applications for small businesses, Google Apps Premier Edition, which relies on AJAX.Ajax Predictions for 2008
I'm a little early this year for my 2008 predictions. No matter. I seem to have been a bit early with my 2007 predictions as well, and as they say in the venture capital biz, "too early is the same thing as wrong." Some of my predictions did come trueThe state of RIA moves forward: Ajax, Silverlight, and JavaFX
These RIA platforms and frameworks are getting ready for prime time<sep/>these new platforms are fascinating and poised to move the RIA industry state-of-the-art forward significantly.
The state of RIA moves forward: Ajax, Silverlight, and JavaFX
<sep/>s the latest roll-up along with an overview of what we learned when we held our Web 2.0/RIA masterclass in Belgium last week. Also included is a link to our 2008 RIA survey, please participate<sep/>
Eclipse Goes Online
Two new technologies, recently introduced, mark a new direction for Eclipse: becoming an online platform.ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 17.09.2007: Rich Internet application job trends and salaries
by Ryan Stewart: After throwing the various rich internet application technologies together I came up with a decent picture of the job and overall market for RIAs.
CruiseControl adapts for the new web
The new CruiseControl is under development...What Does JavaFX Mean?
Sun announced JavaFX at JavaOne. What does it mean to Rich Internet Application market, what does it mean to customers and what does it mean to existing RIA vendors? Coach Wei from Nexaweb wrote an analysis here looking at JavaFX from a variety of perspectives...
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