AJAX references
Dominic Myers
I'd like to ask a favour of the members of this
esteemed news-group:
I'm currently engaged on a dissertation which is
investigating AJAX technologies and I was
wondering if anyone had any references that might
shed light on the subject?
I will of course carry out a literature review but
in the mean-time has anyone any (preferably print
based) sources of data on AJAX?
Yours sincerely,
Dom
Randy Webb
> At the risk of inflaming passions best left alone
> I'd like to ask a favour of the members of this
> esteemed news-group:
>
> I'm currently engaged on a dissertation which is
> investigating AJAX technologies and I was
> wondering if anyone had any references that might
> shed light on the subject?
The comp.lang.javascript archives is going to be the best starting
reference you will ever find.
> I will of course carry out a literature review but
> in the mean-time has anyone any (preferably print
> based) sources of data on AJAX?
This new-fangled term of "AJAX" is too new to have any decent print
based references/sources unless you print it yourself.
--
Randy
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Dominic Myers
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> Dominic Myers said the following on 10/22/2005
> 8:01 PM:
>
>> At the risk of inflaming passions best left
>> alone I'd like to ask a favour of the members
>> of this esteemed news-group:
>>
>> I'm currently engaged on a dissertation which
>> is investigating AJAX technologies and I was
>> wondering if anyone had any references that
>> might shed light on the subject?
>
> The comp.lang.javascript archives is going to be
> the best starting reference you will ever find.
But I'm mainly after print based stuff as it's
seens as being of more academic use... ahh well
;-) Any of the existing or due to be published
books any good in your opinion? I'm already
trawling the archives constantly.
>
>> I will of course carry out a literature review
>> but in the mean-time has anyone any (preferably
>> print based) sources of data on AJAX?
>
> This new-fangled term of "AJAX" is too new to
> have any decent print based references/sources
> unless you print it yourself.
Thought as much but wondered if anyone had
heard/seen any anyway..?
mscir
How about a Google Print search
http://print.google.com/print?q=ajax+web&btnG=Search+all+books&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
Mike
Dominic Myers
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Cheers Mike, excellent idea. Any others?
chuck
an ajax book-
http://www.ajaxian.com/archives/books/index.html
documentation for the prototype.js ajax library-
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Prototype
http://www.sergiopereira.com/articles/prototype.js.html
RobG
> At the risk of inflaming passions best left alone
> I'd like to ask a favour of the members of this
> esteemed news-group:
>
> I'm currently engaged on a dissertation which is
> investigating AJAX technologies and I was
> wondering if anyone had any references that might
> shed light on the subject?
Not a book yet, but apparently it's on the way:
<URL:http://www.ajaxpatterns.org/>
[...]
--
Rob
Joachim Zobel
> I'm currently engaged on a dissertation which is investigating AJAX
> technologies and I was wondering if anyone had any references that might
> shed light on the subject?
If you want to learn about what can be done with AJAX, you should know
what "Samy, their hero" did:
http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2005-10-14-n81.html
http://namb.la/popular/tech.html
This is not in any books, of course. But it will influence the future, for
it will be repeated. The possibility is too attractive, an JS injection is
probably a rather common vulnerability.
Sincerely,
Joachim
Julian Turner
Julian Turner
Julian Turner wrote:
> A new book is being written by this fellow:-
>
> http://www.nczonline.com
>
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