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Adobe Flex Ajax Bridge
Developerworks diskutiert die Adobe Flex Ajax Bridge (FABridge).
This article introduces the Adobe Flex Ajax Bridge (FABridge), a code library that enables an easy and consistent method for integrating Ajax and Flex content. By the end of this article, you’ll be able to take advantage of the rich features available through Adobe Flash assets
Ajax Kritik
Rant bei dev.opera Stop using Ajax!.
The emergence of Ajax techniques has inspired a whole new wave of applications, but in many (if not most) cases, these applications don’t actually need Ajax to work - it’s simply that we hadn’t thought of them before. It’s easy to assume that the evolution of ideas follows an unbroken chain of cause and effect, but this isn’t really the case; evolution is as random as it is deterministic, and we can cherry-pick the best ideas – we can build Web 2.0 applications without using Ajax.
Yea, denn ich surfe nie ohne aktiviertes NoScript, was 50% des Webs de facto unbenutzbar macht.
Lesestoff: Ajax Security
Hm, klingt interessant, nützlich und notwendig: Ajax Security
They take pains to explain the basic mechanisms by which hackers have exploited insecure web applications over the last decade: cross-site request forgeries, denial of service attacks, cross-site scripting and SQL injection. Then they explain how those mechanisms have changed thanks to the rise of xmlHttpRequest, public APIs, mash-ups and aggregators.
via ajaxian
Ajax file manager/file browser
Der Ajax file manager/file browser KFM (Kae’s File Manager) macht einen guten Eindruck.
Features:
drag-and-drop everything, ajax, php, javascript, file icons, image thumbnails, slideshows, easy installation and upgrades, FREE, syntax-highlighting text editor, search engine, easy integration with FCKeditor or TinyMCE, image captions, tagging.