Archive of #Ajax Posts



Ajax Futures and JavaScript as a Universal Runtime

Joel Spolsky posts about where Ajax development might be headed, and alludes to compiling down to JavaScript. Script# is based on a similar philosophy...

SEO for Ajax and Silverlight Applications

This post contains a writeup of an Ajax pattern I demonstrated at one of my MIX07 talks around improving the indexability of Ajax and Silverlight, and in general RIA applications as part of an SEO effort...

Preparing for MIX07

Intros to my two MIX07 talks: "ASP.NET AJAX Controls with WPF/E" and "AJAX Patterns with ASP.NET AJAX"...

JSON Serialization of Dates (Take 2)

JavaScript doesn't have a nice literal syntax for date values, which results in some complications in JSON serialization. This post describes the approach we adopted to enable serialization of date values...

Dealing with CSS Incompatibilities and Differences

A simple tip on working around CSS incompatibilities across browsers without relying on CSS parser bugs...

Fake Alternative to Ajax

Using IE page transitions to simulate Ajax...

Ajax Experience... and Pragmatism

Some reflections on discussions here at the Ajax Experience, and taking a pragmatic approach to Web development, and relating that to xml-script in Atlas...

Attending Ajax Experience Conference...

Off to San Francisco to attend the Ajax Experience Conference, which will a slew of AJAX presentations including Atlas of course... hopefully I'll also get to see some folks and have a chance to have some interesting conversations...

Wishful Thinking - Date Literal Syntax for JSON

Why doesn't JavaScript include a literal syntax for Date objects? This results in a wrinkle in the otherwise simple and elegant JSON-based serialization used in AJAX apps. Heres a proposal...