Vol. 2 Iss: 2 Read back Issues

The Big Shift with AJAX and Web Service Bus Architectures There have been numerous articles over the last year on how the complementary nature of AJAX and service-orientation together are rapidly transforming the way in which we design, architect, deploy, and manage applications. The r... May. 16, 2007  Reads: 12,937

Exposing and Preventing Errors in AJAX Applications When organizations focus on exposing errors in any kind of application, they traditionally focus on testing. Once an application is finished, it's passed to a QA team to find and report problems. There's some back and forth as the Q... May. 16, 2007  Reads: 5,900

AJAX, Where Design Meets Code Time and again I've seen applications fail because of an unusable interface design. This not only includes the look-and-feel of the application, but the actual interaction processes that it contains. I know many people who immedia... May. 18, 2007  Reads: 6,361

SaaS, SOA, and AJAX Most small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) require the same software capabilities as large enterprises but don't have the resources and in-house technical expertise necessary to manage it themselves. A study by the Cutter Conso... May. 15, 2007  Reads: 12,417

AJAX Editorial — The AJAX Story Is Still Just Beginning The conjunction of AJAXWorld Conference & Expo 2007 this month with the publication of the 600-page blockbuster Real-World AJAX, the announcement by the OpenAjax Alliance of the OpenAjax Hub and OpenAjax Conformance, the release b... Apr. 13, 2007  Reads: 5,028

Automatically Testing AJAX User Interfaces The advent and rapid adoption of AJAX technology by the Web community has truly revolutionized the user experience as well as the development of Web applications. AJAX overcomes the technical limitations of classic post->submit->r... May. 16, 2007  Reads: 7,988