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[Alberto dos Santos]

I use Qcodo, and it has ajax all over, it's quite powerfull.

hth.

On 16/05/06, Carlos A Hoyos <cahoyos at us.ibm.com> wrote:
>
> > Ive become a Japhuby programmer the past few months and switching
> > back and forth, the last PHP bit I used Sajax for simple remote calls
> > but then got seriously hooked on Rails/Prototype/RJS and have to jump
> > back so I may use something w/ CakePHP but I thought Id ask a
> > general .. "what ajax lib" you are using (no explanation needed) as
> > the whole XHR thing is pretty trivial ...
>
> I am personally married to dojo, but if you're looking at cake,
> scriptaculous (prototype) is great and it has cake support.
>
> It also depends on what you need, if it's just plain XHR requests, xajax
> is
> available as well. From what I see, Dojo and prototype have a lot of
> momentum, so I personally would stick with one of the big ones as there
> will be more development in the future.
>
> Carlos Hoyos
>
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Alberto dos Santos
Consultor em TI
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