ENTERPRISE AJAX - Strategies for Building High Performance Web Applications
by
Dave Johnson, Alexei White, and Andre Charland
If you are like many of the talented developers we meet, you�re interested
in AJAX and how you can use it to improve your web applications. You may
have even done some preliminary research online, checked out
Ajaxian.com, or read a beginner�s book to AJAX development. If not, then
you�re like an even larger group of talented people who just want to break
into AJAX and want to get started. In one respect or another, we�ve all been
there. The good news is that as a community of developers, we�re finally
starting to figure this thing out. In the end, it�s not that hard.
We decided to write this book because we were frustrated that there
was little information available for the more advanced topics in AJAX
development. This was mainly because people in the industry were still
�writing the book� on some of these topics, and despite a couple of years
in mainstream use, AJAX was just creeping into the enterprise software
stack. We wanted to create a resource of information that would be of
interest to enterprise developers in this space. To that end, we have tried
to bring together current development approaches with JavaScript and the
other technologies that comprise AJAX and present it in a way that would
be familiar and amenable to any enterprise developer.
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