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Considering Ajax, Part 2: Change your life with mashups
Continue your exploration of what Ajax developers need to keep in mind when they build applications, in this article by Chris Laffra. In addition to concrete advice and warnings, catch a vision of Ajax's future, where it powers user-directed mashups of content on personalized Web pages. 		Articles 23 May 2006  
 
Considering Ajax, Part 1: Cut through the hype
Lately, interest in Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is high. Various Ajax applications provide a more interactive and rich client experience than traditional Web pages. Using Ajax, you can deploy new and innovative aggregation and presentation techniques in an unprecedented fashion. Inspired by Alex Bosworth's list of Ajax mistakes, Chris Laffra has compiled a set of discussion points for every developer to consider before using Ajax techniques for a Web site that he outlines in this two-part series. Some points are potential problem areas; most highlight Ajax's great potential. 		Articles 09 May 2006  
 
Ajax and REST, Part 2
Ajax has begun to explode in popularity. Old Web frameworks are retrofitting themselves to support Ajax, new pure-Ajax frameworks are under development, and many organizations are considering Ajax adoption or are already building Ajax applications. But for all the excitement, relatively few organizations have deployed Ajax applications successfully. This article, the second in a two-part series, will help you decide if you should use Ajax in real IT applications, and it aims to improve your chances of success with Ajax development. 		Articles 14 Nov 2006  
 
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