Practical Ajax
By Jeremy Keith | May 10th, 2005 | Filed in DOM, DOM Scripting TF
Cameron Adams, the antipodeon man in blue, has written a nice hands-on guide to using Ajax. The article, over on SitePoint, is called Usable Interactivity with Remote Scripting.
Skip to comment formCameron Adams, the antipodeon man in blue, has written a nice hands-on guide to using Ajax. The article, over on SitePoint, is called Usable Interactivity with Remote Scripting.
For a lot of people, Ajax is just another buzzword. This article will help you get stuck in with using the XMLHttpRequest object in a real-world situation:
This article aims to give you an introduction to the foundations of remote scripting, in particular, the emerging XMLHttpRequest protocol. We’ll then walk through an example application that demonstrates how to implement that protocol, while creating a usable interface.
It presupposes some previous knowledge of JavaScript but if you’ve looking for a chance to get to grips with Ajax, this is a good starting point.