Lotusphere 2007 AD401 LEVERAGING AJAX FRAMEWORKS TO BUILD IBM LOTUS DOMINO WEB APPLICATIONS
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This document discusses leveraging Ajax frameworks like Dojo to build IBM Lotus Domino web applications. It introduces Ajax, how it allows asynchronous data loading to improve performance and the user experience over traditional full-page loads. It also covers using JSON with Domino views to asynchronously load view data without reloading the entire page. The document recommends Dojo as an Ajax framework that can be used to build Ajax capabilities into Domino web apps for better user interfaces and performance.
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Ajax ppt - 32 slides
A presentation on Ajax suitable for college level presentations and seminars.Contains 32 slides - ideal for a 20 - 30 minutes seminar.
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- They evolved the traditional AJAX pattern to address challenges of building robust, interactive applications. This included defining programming patterns and a component model.
- Their "mash-up" architecture, based on reusable gadget components, provided many benefits including more efficient development and ability to reuse components across properties.
- Building applications as collections of components rather than monolithic pages improved caching, reusability, and the ability to asynchronously deploy updates.
- Managing the network, security, and other challenges was critical for building reliable, interactive experiences.
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- The Windows Live team adopted a mash-up philosophy where properties and experiences were composed of reusable components or "gadgets". This brought benefits like more efficient development and ability to quickly integrate services.
- Building robust, interactive web applications requires patterns for areas like asynchronous client-side page composition, component integration, theme management, and handling unreliable networks and security issues. The document outlines various approaches and best practices.
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01 Ajax Intro
AJAX is an umbrella term that refers to a group of interrelated web development techniques used to create asynchronous web applications. It allows web pages to be updated asynchronously by exchanging small amounts of data with the server behind the scenes, allowing the page to change without reloading. This is done through the XMLHttpRequest object, which can retrieve data from a web server asynchronously. Some key benefits of AJAX include faster interactions and dynamic updates without page reloads. Popular examples of AJAX applications include Gmail, Google Maps, and Digg.
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Ajax
AJAX allows for asynchronous data exchange in the background without interfering with the display and behavior of the existing page. It combines technologies like XML, JavaScript, HTML and CSS to retrieve data from the server to update portions of a web page without reloading the entire page. This improves usability, interactivity and performance of web applications.
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