[nycphp-talk] So who's using Ajax anway?
Kenneth Downs
ken at secdat.com
Thu Nov 9 07:28:34 EST 2006
Just curious as to who has gotten into Ajax. Would you say you are in
light? Deep? Use it for nothing? Everything?
I'll toss in my answer to get us started. Andromeda was written first
as a non-Ajax framework, so we had to add it in later. We've got a
small library that works very well on the browser, and are currently
developing the server-side library of common routines. We've used it
for our report writer, and think it is very cool.
Generally we've moved over to doing all custom screens in AJAX, while
the "for-free" screens that Andromeda generates are still old-school.
I've noticed a curious fact about using Ajax, it tends to enforce a very
clean structure for your HTML, and also for the corresponding
server-side routines. It is one of those immediate gratification things
where the increased attention to structure pays off as an immediate and
visible improvement in the UI.
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