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Ajax in action /
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Table des matières:
- 1. A new design for the Web
- 1.1. Why Ajax rich clients?
- 1.2. The four defining principles of Ajax
- 1.3. Ajax rich clients in the real world
- 1.4. Alternative to Ajax
- 2. First steps with Ajax
- 2.1. The key elements of Ajax
- 2.2. Orchestrating the user experience with JavaScript
- 2.3. Defining look and feel using CSS
- 2.4. Organizing the view using the DOM
- 2.5. Loading data asynchronously using XML technologies
- 2.6. What sets Ajax apart
- 3. Introducing order to Ajax
- 3.1. Order out of chaos
- 3.2. Some small refactoring case studies
- 3.3. Model-view-controller
- 3.4. Web server MVC
- 3.5. Third-party libraries and frameworks
- 4. The page as an application
- 4.1. A different kind of MVC
- 4.2. The view in an Ajax application
- 4.3. The controller in an Ajax application
- 4.4. Models in an Ajax application
- 4.5. Generating the view from the model
- 5. The role of the server
- 5.1. Working with the server side
- 5.2. Coding the server side
- 5.3. The big picture : common server-side designs
- 5.4. The details : exchanging data
- 5.5. Writing to the server
- 6. The user experience
- 6.1. Getting it right : building a quality application
- 6.2. Keeping the user informed
- 6.3. Designing a notification system for Ajax
- 6.4. Implementing a notification framework
- 6.5. Using the framework with network requests
- 6.6. Indicating freshness of data
- 7. Security and Ajax
- 7.1. JavaScript and browser security
- 7.2. Communicating with remote services
- 7.3. Protecting confidential data
- 7.4. Policing access to Ajax data streams
- 8. Performance
- 8.1. What is performance?
- 8.2. JavaScript execution speed
- 8.3. JavaScript memory footprint
- 8.4. Designing for performance
- 9. Dynamic double combo
- 9.1. A double-combo script
- 9.2. The client-side architecture
- 9.3. Implementing the server : VB.NET
- 9.4. Presenting the results
- 9.5. Advanced issues
- 9.6. Refactoring
- 10. Type-ahead suggest
- 10.1. Examining type-ahead frameworks
- 10.2. The server-side framework : C♯
- 10.3. The client-side framework
- 10.4. Adding functionality : multiple elements with different queries
- 10.5. Refactoring
- 11. The enhanced Ajax web portal
- 11.1. The evolving portal
- 11.2. The Ajax portal architecture using Java
- 11.3. The Ajax login
- 11.4. Implementing DHTML windows
- 11.5. Adding Ajax autosave functionality
- 11.6. Refactoring
- 8. Live search using XSLT
- 12.1. Understanding the search techniques
- 12.2. The client-side code
- 12.3. The server-side code : PHP
- 12.4. Combining the XSLT and XML documents
- 12.5. Completing the search
- 12.6. Refactoring
- 13. Building stand-alone applications with Ajax
- 13.1. Reading information from the outside world
- 13.2. Creating the rich user interface
- 13.3. Loading the RSS feeds
- 13.4. Adding a rich transition effect
- 13.5. Additional functionality.