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• December 29, 2011
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  How Client-Side Validation Is Changing The Shape Of Server-Side Validation

  Posted: December 29th, 2011, 9:30am CST

  It used to be (and often times, still is) that when a user submitted a form in a web application, the entire page would be submitted to the server where it would be validated. Then, the form would either be re-rendered with user-friendly error messages; or, the user would be forwarded on to a "success" page. With the explosive growth of JavaScript and DOM (Document Object Model) manipulation libraries, however, we now see many web applications using both client-side validation for an improved ... Read More »