redot. so true...especially the internet explorer part.

quoted: I guess this basically sums it up pretty accurately, although the 'swearing' part is probably a little bit larger in my case.

some very cool examples using the google ajax search api.

I haven't installed the transformation pack. But, enter the site to see one of the coolest (not useful but coolest) renditions of ajax. It feels like you're operating a mac desktop.

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Quoted: There is not better or worse when comparing these two techniques, but they are certainly different. While both of them allow you to communicate with the server in the background, you should choose the appropriate for your situation.

cool. i like that web development is getting widgetized.

Quoted: Max Kiesler is an award-winning web and interface designer with extensive experience in website development and internet communications. He is currently a co-founder and Partner at Ideacodes located in the SOMA district in downtown San Francisco.

Looks like a better than average set of Ajax stuff.

Been awhile since anyone's posted on Ajax

Quoted: Alex Bosworth has written up his thoughts on areas that you must use Ajax, and areas in which you shouldn't.

Quoted: Great new Whois service for just about every TLDs known to man. The best part is that it's very fast, accurate and suggests other names when needed!

more ajax stuff.

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