Monday, February 13th, 2006
Category: Ajax, Presentation
Harry Fuecks has posted his slides from the recent PHP Conference UK 2006 with some of his perspectives on the popular technology. The slides, in PDF form, start at the beginner level (“what is Ajax?” and “why do we need it?”) , then on to the actual technology behind it all – the “stack”, network Read the rest…
Tuesday, January 31st, 2006
Category: Ajax, Presentation
Eric Pascarello, coauthor of the book “Ajax in Action” will be giving a talk to the Washington, DC area BEA User Group the evening of February 9th, 2006. The meeting is open to anyone in the area, and will be from 6:30pm to 9pm (it’s a Thursday night) at the Embassy Suites at the Chevy Read the rest…
Friday, January 27th, 2006
Category: Dojo, Presentation
, Prototype
, Usability
Brad Neuberg has a post worth reading on where to render the UI for ajax apps over on his blog. He talks about two general approaches you can take: Thick Client – basically the server just gives you answers to RESTful web service calls, and your client side code has its own mini-MVC approach so Read the rest…
Friday, December 9th, 2005
Category: Editorial, Presentation
, Toolkit
Yesterday Ben, Dion, and yours truly went down to Chicago for Adaptive Path’s Designing and Building with Ajax workshop. It was a full day event with presentations from Jesse James Garrett and Ben and Dion, followed by breakout sessions in the afternoon and a final panel discussion. The crowd was a great mix of designers Read the rest…
Thursday, November 17th, 2005
Category: .NET, Examples
, Presentation
, Screencast
Atlas is Microsoft’s big push into the Ajax space for the .NET platform (read our past posts or read Scott Guthrie’s “Atlas Unleashed” for more info). Well, XML for ASP posted the strangely named “Using Atlas to View Customers”. It has sample code and a video presentation of a demo app using Atlas to retrieve Read the rest…
Saturday, October 22nd, 2005
Category: Presentation
I had a great time presenting to the Euro OSCON crowd on Ajax this week. As promised, I have placed the slides up on the site. Having to squeeze the presentation down to 45 minutes was tough, as we have so many exciting things in Ajax to chat about. What is special about speaking at Read the rest…
Wednesday, September 21st, 2005
Category: .NET, Ajax
, Presentation
More and more content is coming out of Redmond. Microsoft’s Channel 9 has put up a couple of Ajaxian videos. Firstly, we have Scott Isaacs on MSN DHTML Foundation, where Scott starts off showing us that yes. Microsoft invented Ajax ;) Oh, and that it isn’t Ajax. It is DHTML. You can’t blame him can Read the rest…
Thursday, September 15th, 2005
Category: Presentation
Rob Sanheim has published the slides and examples for his upcoming Effective Ajax presentation. Rob will be speaking this weekend in Chicago, at the No Fluff Just Stuff event, and is asking for feedback on his material before the show!
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