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2 items tagged "AJAX"

• July 28, 2011
• 9:01

  Best AJAX Tutorials for Forms

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  No matter what type of website you have, it's essential to provide an avenue that allows your visitors to contact you. A form provides such an avenue, as your visitors can contact you to offer feedback on your site and its content, plus much more. It's also a great alternative to simply posting your email address on your site, which could attract a lot of spam. Besides having forms that are functional, you should try your best to make them aesthetically pleasing as well to make your site more inviting. AJAX is a powerful tool when it comes to creating forms that are user-friendly and easy t...
• July 20, 2011
• 7:30

  The Best AJAX Tutorials

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  24 Best Practices for AJAX Implementations This tutorial gets listed first because it's a must-read for anyone jumping into AJAX or looking to brush up their skills in the technology. There's a host of background information on AJAX, as well as tips on how to implement it properly in your websites or applications. You could go straight to the other tutorials and give them a shot, but why not get well-versed in the subject first? Some of the practices discussed include utilizing proper events and callback functions, using proper animations, using a proper IDE, and more. Reading through this...