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When to use DOM Scripting (and When Not To)

By Chris Kaminski | December 4th, 2005 | Filed in DOM, DOM Scripting TF

Alex Bosworth has a thoughtful piece on what sorts of apps require DOM Scripting for optimal user experience, and what sorts of apps are better without.

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Via Ajaxian by way of Digg: Alex Bosworth has written up a thoughtful piece on what sorts of apps require DOM Scripting (or AJAX, as he terms it) for optimal user experience, and what sorts of apps are better off without. It’s a very good reminder that for all the benefits DOM Scripting can offer, sometimes the best script is still no script (pun intended).

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