Monday, March 23rd, 2009
A common reason to use Ajax in a website is to make it feel faster, so you usually want Ajax requests be processed as quickly as possible.
While there are many ways to speed up Zend Framework based applications, there are still some things like routing and dispatching which still add ...
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Thursday, February 26th, 2009
Most of us probably have used at least one website which bases some major functionality on Ajax. But have you ever used a such site, done something, then moved on to another page, only to come back later to realize what you just did was never saved?
What happens to XMLHttpRequests ...
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Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
With Ajax apps getting more and more popular, there's often the question of the browsers own controls working or not in the app in question. If you hit reload, you might end up back on the start page of the application, if you hit back.. who knows.
I think this is ...
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Wednesday, June 18th, 2008
Remember when I introduced the idea of cloning Google Spreadsheets with ASP.NET using Excel?
Well, it turns out to be a perfectly feasible task, and I have a working prototype too!
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Wednesday, December 12th, 2007
Everyone who has worked with Ajax probably knows how annoying it used to be sometimes to get the code working in some browsers (*coughiecough*)
This thing is now mostly a thing of the past, thanks to various great JavaScript libraries/frameworks providing excellent Ajax-functionality.
There's another thing too, though. A lot of people ...
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