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Wednesday October 12, 2005

Want to learn more about Ajax? Come to tonight's DJUG.

If you live in Denver and want to learn more about Ajax, you might want to attend tonight's Denver JUG. Steve Benfield will be delivering a presentation titled "Injecting Life into Web Applications with AJAX".

In this session we will cover how AJAX works, discuss architectural considerations for building AJAX-enabled applications, look at lots of code examples, explore some real-world AJAX examples, discuss using AJAX for returning dynamic data versus dynamic GUI elements, and cover emerging AJAX frameworks and patterns. We will end with a demonstration and comparison of an AJAX enabled business application versus a traditional HTML application.

Finally we will discuss what our team had to consider and some of the pitfalls we found when it came to implementing our own AJAX framework.

Looks like a good session. I won't be attending b/c I need to take care of some OS Rot on both my PowerBook and Desktop.

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