Posts Tagged ‘AJAX’

AJAX attacks and how to mitigate against them

Excellent post on The Register entitled Reduce your exposure to AJAX threats, which talks about three pieces of advice you need to keep in mind when developing AJAX applications. There’s nothing new in terms of security principles, just an application to the fact that a good portion of AJAX applications...

Forays into AJAX

I’ve recently had the opportunity to learn more about AJAX. For those unfamiliar with the term, it’s a web technique whereby web pages can make asynchronous calls to backend services to present functionality to the user without having to refresh the page all the time. I did this while developing...

The beauty of mashups

I was playing with Nestoria and was blown away by the smoothness of their application (you can’t really call it a website, as it’s so much more), and how well the integration with? other third party sites works. Let us say, you want to buy a home in Liverpool for...

ASP.Net AJAX 1.0 ships

I just found out from Scott Guthrie’s blog that ASP.Net AJAX 1.0 has just shipped. There’s been talk about Atlas and CTP versions of this thing floating around for some time now, but it’s nice to see the final version shipping and so much industry support. The whole AJAX initiative...

Building Responsive Web Application with AJAX and PHP

Cristian Darie, a good mate of mine is in the process of release a new book: Building Responsive Web Applications with AJAX and PHP: Online Edition. It will be available soon and I’m sure it will prove to be an excellent read! Some of the AJAX demos are already available,...

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