Activate your free membership today | Log-in

Saturday, October 22nd, 2005

Web 2.0 and Ajax Are Not The Same Thing

Category: Editorial

<p>My namesake, Dion Hinchcliffe, recently had some fun with a post titled 5 Earth-Shattering Things You Should Know About Ajax And Probably Don’t.

Maybe he had a couple of brews before writing this one, and felt quite jolly? :)

  • Ajax and XML, A Match Made by Acronym
  • Ajax Is Faster Than A Wet Dog
  • Never, Ever Forget That The Web Is A Real Jungle
  • Windows Is Dead, GoogleOffice Will Take Over Everything, And We’re All Just Living in Sergey Brin’s World
  • Web 2.0 and Ajax Are Not The Same Thing

Good for a laugh. In the last week, I am even more excited about Ajax due to seeing the results on how many people have got Ajax in production, and the great feedback that I got from OSCON.

It’s not perfect. But it has the reach, and it is layered upon knowledge that most of us already have (HTML, CSS, …).

Related Content:

  • Ajax Learning Guide
    Are you a Web developer? The time has come to rethink your entire approach to developing Web applications. Find out about the Ajax approach...
  • Ajax Learning Guide
    Are you a Web developer? The time has come to rethink your entire approach to developing Web applications. Find out about the Ajax approach...
  • Book excerpt: Using the Ajax.NET Pro Library
    This chapter looks at the Ajax.NET Professional Library, an open-source framework that saves .NET developers from rewriting code to make it available...
  • Ajax Learning Guide
    Are you a Web developer? The time has come to rethink your entire approach to developing Web applications. Find out about the Ajax approach...
  • OpenAjaxHub spec emerges
    Ajax has reached the point where standards are needed to assure vendor interoperability. OpenAjax Hub, the first major specification from the OpenAjax...

Posted by Dion Almaer at 2:01 pm
2 Comments

++++-
4 rating from 1 votes

2 Comments »

Comments feed

So, is he joking about the Ajax and XML thing or what? I personally don’t like passing xml back to the client side. I don’t really care for JSON either though. I like sending back plain old JavaScript Objects.

Comment by John Christopher — October 23, 2005

Windows is dead!? That must be a joke !

Comment by Naveed — October 24, 2005

Leave a comment

You must be logged in to post a comment.