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Introduction to ASP.NET AJAX : Steve C. Orr
Friday, September 19 2008
Introduce yourself to the new ASP.NET AJAX framework, recently made available for free from Microsoft. This is the latest and greatest way to implement AJAX functionality in your web site. Most knowledgeable developers also agree that ASP.NET 2.0’s server-centric approach is also its greatest weakness. The main reason is that it requires frequent postbacks to do even the most trivial things — unless you’re willing to get your hands dirty with custom client-side JavaScript code, XmlHttp, client-side callbacks, cross-browser incompatibilities, and other time consuming complications. In a world where the term “Web 2.0” gains new meaning and strength with every day that passes, this server-centric flaw is becoming ever more glaring....Client-side programming with Atlas : Tony Patton
Creating Poll Using ASP.NET 2.0 Client Callbacks : Mohammad Azam
Creating Secure DotNetNuke ASP.NET AJAX Web Services : Michael Washington
Hello ASP.NET AJAX ! : Bipin Joshi
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