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Beginning Ajax (Programmer to Programmer)
By Chris Ullman, Lucinda Dykes,
* Publisher: Wrox
* Number Of Pages: 498
* Publication Date: 2007-03-19
* Sales Rank: 286356
* ISBN / ASIN: 0470106751
* EAN: 9780470106754
* Binding: Paperback
* Manufacturer: Wrox
* Studio: Wrox
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Book Description:
This book discusses what Ajax is and what it means to Web developers,
as well as the technologies behind Ajax applications. The early
chapters of this book begin with a discussion of the pros and cons of
Ajax techniques, and they provide a quick refresher of JavaScript
techniques. Working through this book, you’ll discover how Ajax
applications cross between client-side and server-side development
techniques, examine some common Ajax patterns, and see how Ajax links
in to existing technologies such as XSLT, web services, and the DOM.
The final chapter provides an in-depth case study in creating Ajax
applications.
This book teaches you how to create applications according to Ajax
principles. This book takes no views on web browser is superior, and it
offers examples that work across all major browsers. Because of the
complexities involved, however, Ajax is not something a complete novice
can expect to pick up. The reader is expected to be familiar with the
following client-side technologies: HTML (and/or) XHTML, JavaScript,
and Cascading style sheets (CSS). The reader will also need to be
familiar with at least one of the two following server-side
technologies: PHP or ASP.NET. The reader is not expected to know any of
the following because full introductions to each technology will be
given (although familiarity with one or many of them may be useful):
Document Object Model (DOM), XML, XPath, Extensible Stylesheet Language
Transformations (XSLT), and Web services (REST and SOAP).
Some of the topics covered include:
* A JavaScript refresher and JavaScript reference
* Ajax and server-side technologies including the XMLHttpRequest
object and how it can call ASP.NET, PHP, and Java applications
* The different techniques that can be considered Ajax techniques,
regardless of whether they make use of the XMLHttpRequest object,
hidden frames, hidden inline frames, dynamic image loading, and dynamic
script loading.
* Working with XML and the XMLHttpRequest object
* Debugging and Error Handling
* Web Services, APIs, and Mashups including embedded maps,
photographs, weather forecasts, or music playlists in applications via
either web services or APIs
* XSLT and XPath
* Common Ajax patterns such as page preloading and form validation
* Working with external data including how to use external feeds
such as RSS and Atom and how you can create applications to consume
data sources that push data at regular intervals.
* JSON, JavaScript's alternative format for transmitting data,
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), which returns a set of array and
object literals.
* How to install and use some of the most common Ajax frameworks
and libraries, such as Prototype, Scriptaculous, Dojo, and more.
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